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Re: 583/683- The Last Survivor.

Daniel Maxwell
April 23, 2005 10:03PM
Yup, he did. If you take a look at the service history of the few surviving NYC steamers, you will see that all of them were sold to private lines or industrial operations.
As with 683, if they had not been sold off, they would be gone.
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Please pardon an SG question?

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The 0-6-0.

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There were two.

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