Collection: Potomac Yard Collection (MS050) - ARVAS Search Results

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Retirement air hoist table, E car shop, Potomac Yard. (AFE 20101) Box 8, Folder 2

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Retirement ash pit facilities, coaling station, Potomac Yard. (AFE 20108) Box 8, Folder 7

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Retirement Babbit forge and equipment installed under AFE 5447. (AFE 5860) Box 3, Folder 47

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Retirement brake beam reclamation facility, E car shop, Potomac Yard. (AFE 20102) Box 8, Folder 3

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Retirement building 81 – old southbound hump yard office. (AFE 5891) Box 4, Folder 5

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Retirement bunk house for maintenance of way employees. (AFE 5878) Box 3, Folder 60

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Retirement coaling station, other steam locomotive facilities at Potomac Yard. (AFE 20121) Box 8, Folder 17

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Retirement conductor shelter near overhead highway bridge. (AFE 20103) Box 8, Folder 4

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Retirement crossover N of coaling station. (AFE 20134) Box 8, Folder 27

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Retirement dwarf signals outbound freight track approaching N Alex interlocking. (AFE 20027) Box 6, Folder 19

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