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Locomotive & Railway Preservation #30 1991 January February Steam loco in winter
Locomotive and Railway Preservation Number 30 1991 January February
Features
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Fire & Frost: The Steam Locomotive in Winter
by Gregory Ames
Winter had a dramatic impact on railroading, and the battle of the elements was often fought in the cab of the steam locomotive. "Fire & Frost" tells what it was like for engine crews to work under these adverse conditions.
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The "Marcia"
by Thomas Lell
Few wooden private cars have made it through the years, especially with their original ornate interiors. The "Marcia" was lucky enough to have "a different sort of anthropologist" perform its detailed restoration after a serious fire.
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A Station That Almost Wasn't...and the Man Who Saved It
by Geoff Stunkard
Along the former Pennsylvania Railroad main line between Philadelphia and Harrisburg, little stations that used to adjoin the tracks have been demolished one by one. In Christiana, Glenn Kendig proved to be the variable in the equation.
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Eyes on the Sparrow-Birds Redux
by Bill Rowland
They're baaaack...fresh ideas to eradicate the birds from their favorite roosts.
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