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Jupiter Steam Engine, 4-4-0, Central Pacific Railroad #60, Promontory, National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark, Joining of the Rails, Transcontinental Railroad, May 10, 1869
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Jupiter Steam Engine, 4-4-0, Central Pacific Railroad #60, Promontory, National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark, Joining of the Rails, Transcontinental Railroad, May 10, 1869
Builder Schenectady Locomotive Works(Original), O'Connor Engineering Laboratories(Replica)
CN: 505
Built September, 1868 (Original)
Replica built: 1979
Gauge: 4 feet 8 1?2 in (1,435 mm)
Fuel type: Wood
Career: Central Pacific Railroad, Southern Pacific Railroad, Gila Valley, Globe and Northern Railroad
Number: 60(CP), renum 1195 in 1891, GVG&N 1 in 1893
First run: March 20, 1869
Disposition: Scrapped in 1909; replica built
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Jupiter Steam Engine, 4-4-0, Central Pacific Railroad #60, Promontory, National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark, Joining of the Rails, Transcontinental Railroad, May 10, 1869
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Code Number:
VRFV06P15_03B
Title:
Jupiter Steam Engine, 4-4-0, Central Pacific Railroad #60, Promontory, National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark, Joining of the Rails, Transcontinental Railroad, May 10, 1869
Builder Schenectady Locomotive Works(Original), O'Connor Engineering Laboratories(Replica)
CN: 505
Built September, 1868 (Original)
Replica built: 1979
Gauge: 4 feet 8 1?2 in (1,435 mm)
Fuel type: Wood
Career: Central Pacific Railroad, Southern Pacific Railroad, Gila Valley, Globe and Northern Railroad
Number: 60(CP), renum 1195 in 1891, GVG&N 1 in 1893
First run: March 20, 1869
Disposition: Scrapped in 1909; replica built
Keywords:
Steam Locomotive, Engine, Steamer, Power, Loco, Vehicle, Freight Train, Railroad, Commerce, Transportation, business, Track, rail, Transport, freightage, hauling, Rail Road, shipment, shipping, transit, Railroadiana, History, Archives, Railfan, Commercial-Shipping, Industry, Industrial, Retro, History
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