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Yorklyn, Delaware: 10 miles NW of Wilmingon.
Miniature steam locomotives #401 & #402 double head across Broad Run Trestle . . . one of the features of the tiny Auburn Valley Railroad. These engines, built one-eighth actual siz...2013-07-05T19:26:19Z<p>The Magic Age of Steam Yorklyn, Delaware: 10 miles NW of Wilmingon. Miniature steam locomotives #401 & #402 double head across Broad Run Trestle . . . one of the features of the tiny Auburn Valley Railroad. These engines, built one-eighth actual siz...</p>
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Yorklyn, Delaware: 10 miles NW of Wilmingon.<br />
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Miniature steam locomotives #401 & #402 double head across Broad Run Trestle . . . one of the features of the tiny Auburn Valley Railroad. These engines, built one-eighth actual size, are coal burners running on a track gauge of seven and one-half inches. Each pulls trains of people around the grounds on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from mid-April to mid-November.<br />
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From eBay auction, 5 July 2013.</div>Dnevil