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Portland Terminal #40

Portland Terminal ALCO S-2 #40 hard at work in the
yard at Portland OR in 1980.
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TrainPohll
This is a good shot but I think to make this a little better you should add a little more details of the railroad in the yard. Like show some facility's like an engine terminal.
 
EMDGP30
Delivered to Northern Pacific Terminal as NPT 40. It became PTRC 40 in 1965 when the railroads name was changed to Portland Terminal.
 

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