File:'A Pigmy Locomotive'.jpg
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Description'A Pigmy Locomotive'.jpg |
English: 'A Pigmy Locomotive' - What is claimed to be the smallest locomotive ever made for drawing passenger cars has been made for the Miniature Railroad company by Thomas E. McGarigle of Niagara Falls. This steam railroad was operated at the Trans-Mississippi Exposition in Omaha, Neb., and, in all, six locomotives are to be built for the company under the present contract. |
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Source | The Railway Age, July 1, 1898 |
Author | Unknown photographer |
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