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Train crossing trestle, Great Smoky Mountains National Park Great Smoky Mountains National Park Passenger cars and baggage cars,Train Crosses Trestle, III-L-18179

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Fontana Mine Railroad Great Smoky Mountains National Park In valley just above crossing of Highway Rt. 288.Fontana Mine Railroad, III-S-5398, History - Historic Sites

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Man standing in Crestmont Lumber Company Engine 3 train on tracks Great Smoky Mountains National Park Crestmont Lumber Co. Engine No. 3, III-L-17812

Two men standing on large logs loaded on train Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Man standing in front of train with other man leaning out of train window Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Elkmont Observation Car with men and lumber Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Railroad trestle, Lynn camp Great Smoky Mountains National Park Glass Negative-CatNo 15700-e, Railroad trestle, Lynn Camp, III-L-16665, History - Logging, Lumbering, Hewing, Sawmilling

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Men standing next to Crestmont Lumber Company engine 5 train Great Smoky Mountains National Park Crestmont Lumber Co. Engine No. 5, III-L-17811

Leaving train, Congaree National Park, South Carolina Congaree National Park

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Freight train Biscayne National Park; National Park Service Freight train.

Men in line by train car, pineapple farming Biscayne National Park; National Park Service Alfred Atchison was a Key West wrecker and Elliott Key farmer. Pineapples were shipped north by train.

Engine in railroad station Kings Mountain National Military Park; National Park Service

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Steam engine at station Kings Mountain National Military Park; National Park Service

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Conductor with old steam engine Kings Mountain National Military Park; National Park Service

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Train with logs loaded, Clingmans Dome Prong, Three Forks, North Carolina, circa 1923 Great Smoky Mountains National Park Clugman Dome Prong of Three Forks- loading logs ca 1923

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Circa 1923

Logging train Great Smoky Mountains National Park The empty cars go back for another load of logs. Logging Train; III-L-16222, History - Logging, Lumbering, Hewing, Sawmilling .