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Anyone who can identify this camelback?

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XNARROWMember since Oct-23-04 · 12 posts

RE: Anyone who can identify this camelback?

Possibly St. Clair Tunnel Company.They bought (4) Camelback 0-10-0Ts from Baldwin in 1891, to haul trains thru the mile-long St Clair Tunnel between Sarnia, Ontario, Canada, and Port Huron, Michigan. The locos' side water tanks were soon removed and tenders added to increase fuel & water capacity.The tunnel was electrified and the 0-10-0s were replaced with boxcar electrics in 1908

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XNARROWMember since Oct-23-04 · 12 posts

RE: Anyone who can identify this camelback?

Did I really type "boxcar"??? I meant "Boxcab Electrics"(too much turkey today!)

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