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Pat

June 06, 2007 03:04PM

I spent about a week in 1983 roaming around Puerto Rico (great place) and didn't see a sign of any railroads. So, I assumed there were never any lines there. Years later I heard that, indeed, at one time, there was a system. There was maybe even an engine stuffed and mounted somewhere. Anyone have any details that they might share? Why meter gauged as the US owned the PR since 1898!

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Narrow Gauge Mallet	Curtis_F	June 06, 2007 09:50AM
Re: Narrow Gauge Mallet NM LINK PIC	Bruce Pryor	June 06, 2007 12:53PM
Thank you Bruce! NM	Curtis_F	June 06, 2007 01:12PM
Re: Narrow Gauge Mallet	Pat	June 06, 2007 03:04PM
Re: Narrow Gauge Mallet LINK PIC	Bruce Pryor	June 06, 2007 03:25PM
Re: Narrow Gauge Mallet	Pat	June 06, 2007 04:47PM
Computer Translation NM LINK	Bruce Pryor	June 06, 2007 05:18PM
Re: Narrow Gauge Mallet	Pat	June 06, 2007 04:51PM
Looks like it was restored in France	Bruce Pryor	June 06, 2007 05:23PM
Re: Looks like it was restored in France	James Hefner	June 06, 2007 05:30PM
Re: Narrow Gauge Mallet PIC	John Stutz	June 07, 2007 02:39PM

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