RR Museum of PA Pics from March 11, 2007
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The new entrance to the RRMPA features logos of many famous PA railroads. The East Broad Top is the only 36" gauge RR that gets a nod. |
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PRR 4-4-0 1223. |
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John Stevens replica built by Altoona Works 1939. |
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Bells, bells, bells. |
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A display of builders plates and number plates. There's some serios money in there. |
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RDG 0-6-0T 1251. |
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Rod detail of V&T replica #20. |
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And old style 4-4-0 compared to the size of a PRR G5s. |
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The long hood doors of the PRR GP9 are open. |
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PRR E44 electric 4465. |
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The GP9 is long hood forward. |
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Inside the GP9 looking up toward the dynamic brake fan and exhaust manifolds. |
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Air compressor of the GP9. |
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PRR E7 5901, the last E7 in the world. |
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John Bull replica built by Altoona Works 1939. |
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This replica is operational. |
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Builders plate of PRR 2-8-0 1187. This is the oldest Altoona-built locomotive in existance. |
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"Jackshaft" electric detail on the DD-1. |
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Restored PC covered hopper. |
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Restored LV bobber caboose. |
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