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Cog Railway - Mt Washington, NH : Cog Railway will take up a very steep grade to the top of Mount Washington, New Hampshire.

Cog Railway - Mt Washington, NH

Trains and RailRoads : Train, railroad, railroad stations.

Trains and RailRoads

Conway Scenic Railway, North Conway, NH : Conway Scenic Railroad in North Conway, New Hampshire.

Conway Scenic Railway, North Conway, NH

Steamtown, Scranton, Pa - NPS - overcast & drizzly day : Steamtown, National Historic Site, National Park Service (NPS) located in Scranton, Pennsylvania.

Steamtown, Scranton, Pa - NPS - overcast & drizzly day

Essex Steam Train, Essex, Connecticut : Steam engine at the scenic Essex Railroad, Essex, Connecticut.

Essex Steam Train, Essex, Connecticut

Study of a Steel Bridge : Steel railroad bridge in Cameron County, Pennsylvania.

Study of a Steel Bridge

Conway Scenic Railway, North Conway, NH : Conway Scenic Railway in North Conway, New Hampshire.

Conway Scenic Railway, North Conway, NH

Millinocket Maine RailRoad : Railyard for the Millinocket Maine Railroad in Millinocket, Maine.

Millinocket Maine RailRoad

Strasburg RR - Lancaster, Pennsylvania :

Strasburg RR - Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Easton, Pennsylvania Roadroad bridges connecting to Phillipsburg, New Jersey : Steel railroad bridges connecting Easton, Pennsylvania to Phillipsburg, New Jersey. These bridges and others that are no more once services the: Central New jersey (CNJ) and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad (DL&W), the Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR), Lehigh Valley (LVRR) and Lehigh and Hudson River Railway (L&HR).

Easton, Pennsylvania Roadroad bridges connecting to Phillipsburg, New Jersey

The Belvidere and Delaware River Railway, Phillipsburg, NJ : The Delaware River Railroad Excursions were started in the spring of 2003 as a partnership between the Phillipsburg Urban Enterprise Zone, The Black River and Western Railroad and The New York Susquehanna & Western Technical & Historical Society Inc. The Belvidere and Delaware River Railway operates steam locomotive No. 142 which was built in the Peoples Republic of China in 1988 by the TangShan Locomotive Works. TangShan is the last place in the world still producing new steam engines. The locomotive resembles trains from an era long ago. The engine, with tender, weighs approximately 154 tons, including ten tons of coal and 6,000 gallons of water. The engine is hand-fired, which means someone has to shovel coal into the firebox to keep the fire hot enough to make steam. No. 142 is 14'6" high, 10'8" wide, and with tender, 75'3" long. Originally, NYS&W was to receive a different engine from China....No. 141. But, while being shipped on the Norwegian freighter S.S. Braut, the vessel capsized in the Bay of Bengal (Indian Ocean). All of the vessel's cargo, including the 141, sank in 6,000 feet of water. To this day No. 141 remains at the bottom of the Bay. After sinking, the No. 142 was purchased from the Valley Railroad in Essex, Connecticut.

The Belvidere and Delaware River Railway, Phillipsburg, NJ

Christmas at Steamtown - NPS :

Christmas at Steamtown - NPS

Ford Model T : Henry Ford's industrial modernization efforts brought about 15,000,000+ Model Ts running around the United States and other parts of the World. Car prices came down to a low of $500 with workers making $5 a day which was a considerable sum at the time. Model Ts were used, converted into many other things and many turned into scrape for WWII. For those that remain today, a Sunday ride is a relaxing event.

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