File:Southern Pacific Railway No. 1221 in Deming, New Mexico - November 1974.jpg
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English: #1221 was part of a batch of twelve S-10 Class 0-6-0 switchers built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works in Philadelphia, PA, for the Southern Pacific in 1913. It was donated to the City of Deming, NM, in 1960 and is on display at the Deming Visitors Center opposite the Deming Police Station on E Pine St. |
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