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This scene at the East Altoona Enginehouse is from sometime between 1920 and 1950. PRR Photo |
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An M1 on one of the East Altoona turntables sometime between 1930 and the end of steam. PRR Photo |
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Enginehouse #3, at the 12th Street Car Shops, former Altoona Machine Shops. The building in the forground is the locomotive testplant. PRR Photo |
| October 1934 | |
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PRR 1, an H6sb, is seen at the East Altoona yard. PRR Photo |
| c 1935 | |
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PRR 7103, an H10s, has probably just been overhauled by the shop in this photo. PRR Photo |
| March 1936 | |
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The westbound hump and Homer Tower looking west. PRR Photo |
| June 1937 | |
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PRR 1223, a D16sb, has just been outshopped by the Juniata Shops. PRR Photo |
| January 1938 | |
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This I1sa has been be outshopped by the Juniata Shops after coming in as an I1s. PRR Photo |
| October 1939 | |
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PRR 1187, an H3 built at the Altoona Machine Shops, has been restored by the Juniata Shops. PRR Photo |
| July 1945 | |
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The Q1 has had its streamlining removed. I think it looks much better like this. PRR Photo |
| December 1946 | |
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PRR 6200, the lone S2 turbine, has been outshopped by the Juniata Shops after the addition of Smoke deflectors. PRR Photo |
| June 1953 | |
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PRR 436, an 0-6-0, is doing shop switcher duties in 1953. Photo by John Dziobko, GodFatherRails.com |
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A view inside the shops in '53. Photo by John Dziobko, GodFatherRails.com |
| July 1955 | |
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Several large PRR engines are getting coal under the East Altoona coal tipple. Photo by John Dziobko, GodFatherRails.com |
| 1988 | |
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An overall view of the shops back in 1988. Library of Congress photo |
| April 1991 | |
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Here's an interesting photo. This is the Juniata Shops testbed before being painted the grey Conrail Q#1. Today this is NS 1000. Photo by J.B. Kerr. |
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Lots of blue units stored at the shops. Many of these units are no longer with us today. Photo by J.B. Kerr. |
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