File:TVR Consolidation passes NS 2594 in Chattanooga (16429963515).jpg
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English: Consolidation 630 was built for the Southern Railway by the American Locomotive Company in 1904. The Tennessee Valley Railway Museum recently restored this locomotive and used it on the excursion we were lucky enough to join. |
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| Source | TVR Consolidation passes NS 2594 in Chattanooga |
| Author | David Brossard |
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