Northeastern Pennsylvania has long been known as coal country. As a result, it was also reknown for its railroads, dominated by steam engines pulling thousands of pound of coal through the mountains of the region. I made this photograph at the Steamtown National Historic Site (Scranton, PA) while observing one of the multiple steam engines which are on display there. Comments are welcomed.
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