Aeolus_Burlington_Steam_Streamline_locomotive_1937.jpg
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Photo of the Burlington streamlined steam driven locomotive, Aeolus , which was meant to serve as a backup for the diesel-driven locomotives on the company's Denver and Twin Cities Zephyrs. "This is a 1937 Railway Age article entitled "Burlington Builds Streamline Steam Locomotive", regarding the Burlington's streamlined 4-6-4 type locomotive which was named "Aeolus"." The locomotive survives today on display in Copeland Park , LaCrosse, Wisconsin . |
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| Author | Railway Age |
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