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Re: Blurry 1948 Pics for PRR FANS
Author: j
Date: 07-18-2008 - 08:40

The loco is a B6 0-6-0, not an A5 0-4-0. I don't think there were all that many of these as far north as Trenton, and in the late 1940s a prime location for B6s in New Jersey was either in Camden or on the Union Transportation Company in the Hightstown area.

Where specifically did your dad live as a 12-year-old?

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