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Lived in Hollidaysburg from 1953 to 1958. Saw the last of steam in the Altoona - Hollidaysburg area. Even rode an L-1 around the Hollidaysburg yards.

Very Interesting Site. Wonderful collection of History! Thank you for sharing!

Great web site. I do a lot of custom painting of HO brass, and this site is invaluable.
MB (Editor NMRA British REgion)

Thanks for your contribution to preserving our American history. My Grandfather worked in the Altoona shop as a carpenter. back in the early 1900s.

What a great site. I look forward to lookiung for new additions.
Bill-Your website is Amazing-to say the least-dedication is a rare thing these days-I will be contacting you for some photos-especially my GG1's-have 2 in o scale-and the postwar turbine is a great smoker and runner-now, I just need to start a platform-sitting in the boxes is no fun-I do have a pioneer postcard of the horsehoe curve(no division on the back)-loco in the right corner looks to be 1880's-90's-had it for years-i will find the scan and send-may be the 1st postcard!-Keep it tuscan, Brett the vet

Hi Dave, just let me know which photos yu want buy the E.number or photo numbe. Your price each for 8 x 10 glossy prints $4.00. I will deliver. Thanks, Bill
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