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Loco Motives 2.0
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200

A New York Central classic

4-6-4

200

Palmer's Baby Road

Denver & Rio Grande (Western)

200

RS-1, DL-109, C-430

ALCo
200

This 1930s designed vehicle was hailed as the savior of street railways

PCC

200

Regal Manor

Santa Fe

400

This type is also a Gilbert & Sullivan stage show

2-8-2
400

The Kovalchick's can be thanked for saving this classic

East Broad Top

400

SC, NW, F2

EMD

400

The overhead trolley electric system is attributed to this gentleman

Frank Sprague

400

Castle Gate

Rio Grande

600

Poconos aren't a mountain range here

4-8-4

600
PRR's oddball narrow gauge subsidiary

Waynesburg & Washington

600

VO-660

Baldwin

600
Founded in 1868, this company was once the world's largest builder of streetcars and interurbans
J. G. Brill
600

Hamilton Fish

New York Central

800

Daily Double: 

The single most common type of Pullman Heavyweight Sleeping Car

12 Section-1 Drawing Room

800
Canadian National's Newfoundland lines were later known by this name

Terra Nova Railways

800

A2, V2, A3

London & North Eastern

800

The biggest interurban by mileage was this "oceanic" company

Pacific Electric

800

Crescent Moon

Southern

1000

The single most common type of prewar Lightweight Sleeping Car (ironically has the same numbers as a certain type of steam locomotive)

4 Bedroom-4 Compartment-2 Drawing Rooms

1000

A major constituent of the Grand Narrow Gauge Trunk

Toledo, Cincinnati & St. Louis

1000

C-1a

Wheeling & Lake Erie

1000

These two states had the largest combined interurban mileage

Indiana & Ohio

1000

Pine Tree State

New Haven

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