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Hi Charlie---I always enjoy your historic railroad pictures---thank you for all your efforts to share them.The most recent series of the Erie RR are excellent as the ERIE's Berkshire locomotives and the use of Vanderbilt tenders on their steam engines help to make the ERIE one of my favourite American railroads.

It is time to add a few more. To repeat, These are a collection of locomotive photos that belonged to a local man that died in 1939. I miss out on most of the local stuff but these were commonly traded between railfans during that period. 
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