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In the Traces: Railroad Paintings of Ted Rose
The Banshee Train
The Banshee Train

By Odds Bodkin

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In the mountains outside of Denver, a passenger train is saved from certain disaster by the ghosts from a previous wreck.

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The Banshee Train
The Banshee Train

By Odds Bodkins

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John Blair and the great Hinckley fire
John Blair and the great Hinckley fire

By Josephine Nobisso

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Tells how a brave African American porter helped save many lives when the train on which he was working was caught up in the horrendous firestorm near Hinkley, Minnesota, in 1894.

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Ted Rose Images of Railroading 2005 Calendar
Experience clay
Experience clay

By Maureen Mackey

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Beginning sculpture
Beginning sculpture

By Williams Arthur.

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Beginning sculpture
Beginning sculpture

By Williams Arthur.

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