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Member since Jun-30-02 · 129 posts

I snapped this picture in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada in 1922. London & Port Stanley Train No 2 pulling out of the Michigan Central station just as one of the crack MCR passenger trains thunders by.Wayne
( The L&PS is under construction in my spare time with no timetable for release. Follow my progress at L&PS )

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RE: L&PS - at the MCR Station

Your urban background looks photographic, Wayne. And when it comes to good screenshots, your's are alway top-drawer. Interesting choice of tenders, by the way. I can't help but wonder if the motorman feels a little envious of that hogger!Tim

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Member since Jun-30-02 · 129 posts

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Now, on first glance you might take the use of that tender as a measure of a traction fan's knowledge of steam, but I am quite sure I heard about the MCR inheriting a British style tender left here by them after the Chicago worlds fair :----- )Wayne

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