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  1. In the weeds

    In the weeds

    ET&WNC RS'3s sitting at Elizabethton, TN in the mid 1980s. These were the former C of G engines that the Southern traded for what became 630 and 722 for the steam program in the 60s. One was scrapped, the other is at TVRM now...
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    • Category: Regionals and Shortlines
  2. "Ghost" train

    "Ghost" train

    Taken along the former East Tennessee & Western North Carolina Railroad (3 foot) grade through the Doe River gorge near Hampton, Tennessee. This was a very popular photo spot during their excursions in the 1930s. After taking this photo, I found a photo taken from the exact same location...
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    • Category: Tourist Railways - Steam Locomotives




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