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Some things never change, to create a traffic jam, just close the gates to a military base

NAS Quonset Point Rhode Island, 1945 https://www.flickr.com/photos/133697406@N05/18953287442/
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Latest book sculpture created for Visit Scotland, inspired by the Glenfinnan Viaduct bridge, which is an iconic scottish landmark made famous thanks to the Harry Potter film series

http://www.steampunktendencies.com/post/148685632034/glenfinnan-viaduct-book-sculpture-visit-scotland http://www.thomaswightman.co.uk/ If th...
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during WW2 there were several Navy guys who were train nuts, and took a lot of photos, it turns out their photos were collected and made into 4 books. That is pretty rare photography.

It wasn't easy shooting photographs in the islands during World War II, particularly if you were a serviceman. Loaded cameras weren'...
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during WW2 there were several Navy guys who were train nuts, and took a lot of photos, it turns out their photos were collected and made into 4 books. That is pretty rare photography.

It wasn't easy shooting photographs in the islands during World War II, particularly if you were a serviceman. Loaded cameras weren'...
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believed to be the oldest photograph of an American locomotive.

The John Stevens, and it's enormous chimney, designed to suppress sparks on the combustible grasslands of America. The two sideways proj...
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L'Aigle (The Eagle) was designed with the largest wheels ever fitted to a French locomotive at 9ft 4in. It was built in Batignolles by Gouin et Cie in 1855 and in that year appeared at the International Exhibition in Paris.

http://www.douglas-self.com/MUSEUM/LOCOLOCO/aigle/aigle.htm
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