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Canadian National 4-8-4 6232 swings through Hamilton Junction, Ont., with a passenger extra for Hamilton in 1958,
when steam was mostly gone from U.S. main lines but still going strong in parts of Canada.

Photo: Philip R. Hastings
 
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4-8-4 No. 3762, from the Santa Fe's original 3751 class, works a passenger train on the "Joint Line" that the road shared
with the Colorado & Southern south of Denver.

Photo: Ross Grenard
 
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Milwaukee Road class S3 Northern 267 rolls stock and refrigerator cars east at Bensenville, Ill., in the 1940s. The 4-8-4
is one of 10 built by Alco for MILW in 1944; sister 261 was restored for excursion service in 1993 and still runs out of
Minneapolis.

Photo: Classic Trains collection
 
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In a pre-World War II view looking east from the 18th Street viaduct over the tracks at Denver Union Station,
Rio Grande 4-8-4 No. 1701 stands ready to depart.

Photo Joseph Schick
That looks very similar to the Long Island Railroad's Jamaica Station in Queens, New York. I did a double take!
 
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Rio Grande 4-8-4s 1704 and 1802 have paused on their climb up the Front Range of the Rockies to take a drink from the
water plug at Pinecliff, Colo., on the 22nd of June, 1943. The lead engine will help the train as far as the Moffat Tunnel.

Photo: Robert A. Le Massena
 

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