Item 80852 - Narrow Gauge Engine Number 4 at the Monson Station, ca. 1920
- Item 80852 - Narrow Gauge Engine Number 4 at the Monson Station, ca. 1920
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- Item 80852
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Image Info Engine No. 4 was built by the Vulcan Company in 1918 and operated on the Monson Railroad line until the railroad ceased operation in 1943. This photograph shows Engine No 4 at the Monson Railroad Station located on Water Street in Monson. The combination car is behind the engine and carried passengers and baggage.
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The men in this photograph are Cecil Johnson, trackman Gus Johnson, quarryworker Harold E. Morrill, Superindentent of the railroad-Paul Jackson, railroad clerk Albion Johnson, and a fireman.
