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Română: Muzeul de locomotive cu abur din Resita, este cel mai mare muzeu de locomotive cu abur, în aer liber, din Europa.
În urmă cu 140 de ani a fost fabricată la Reşiţa prima locomotivă cu abur românească, iar acum 40 de ani a avut loc inaugurarea unei expoziţii de locomotive cu abur în aer liber, conţinând 16 piese reprezentative ale perioadei de fabricaţie 1872-1960.
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| Author | Petronela Adelina |
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