Scrapbook 2 Railroad Marine Transportation Early 1900s

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Scrapbook 2 Railroad Marine Transportation Early 1900s
 
Scrapbook 2 Railroad Marine Transportation Early 1900s
Approx.  8 X 10.5 X  1 3/8 inches
Pages are not numbered
One date March 21 1907.  Most dates are missing from articles

Early railroading
A tale of the sea
The song of the engineer
Oldest employe on PRR dead
Some prominent marine disasters
Winooski
Relic of way bills of stage passengers
Natural Tunnel
Train wreck by dynamite explosion
Edward Shanley dead
Type of Northern Pacific engine used in hauling trains up the stiff grades of the Cascade Mountains
Wabash engine #605
Conductor Atkinson still missing
Where to put the cab
New wrecking derrick of the B&M can lift an ordinary locomotive
Guns for the constitution
11 people hurt as East Boston cars crash in tunnel
Raising British warships sunk near Detroit
Man caught in cab meets death in explosion

Lots of prints of railroad locomotive engines, many wrecks



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