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

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Retirement furniture in emergency bunk room over store house. (AFE 5823) Box 3, Folder 25

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Retirement garage building adjacent to #1 highway at foot of overhead bridge. (AFE 5894) Box 4, Folder 8

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Retirement Jackson Power Ballaster purchased in 1945 for Potomac Yard. (AFE 9581) Box 5, Folder 17

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Retirement Locomotive washing pit, constructed in 1931 under AFE 5453. (AFE 5951) Box 4, Folder 46

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Retirement machines/facilities at Potomac Yard. (AFE 20112) Box 8, Folder 10

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Retirement mobile radio stations on steam locomotives 91 and 92. (AFE 20078) Box 7, Folder 13

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Retirement motor cars Potomac Yard, transfer Fairmont A-5 motor car. (AFE 20119) Box 8, Folder 15

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Retirement Mutual Ice Co siding No.1 and tackage serving coal trestle. (AFE 20122) Box 8, Folder 18

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Retirement No.2 track west shop. (AFE 5927) Box 4, Folder 26

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Retirement Northwestern heavy duty motor car #5570. (AFE 5763) Box 2, Folder 18

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