MudbugnTX
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Here is a cool story.
http://www.friscoenterprise.com/articles/2010/08/25/frisco_enterprise/news/396.txt
http://www.friscoenterprise.com/articles/2010/08/25/frisco_enterprise/news/396.txt
Rare Santa Fe train heading to the museum
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It is one of two PA's that were sent up to Oregon from Mexico for restoration. The deal was that he restore one (the one in the article) and could do with the other as he pleased.
Here's a website about his:
http://www.nkp190.com/
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Ok... I know there are different Smithsonian museums. And there are millions of items that aren't on display, have never been on display, and will mostly likely sit in a basement for hundreds of years before their rotation comes along...
But, behind what piece of Egyptian history did this hide behind for so long?
But, behind what piece of Egyptian history did this hide behind for so long?
Doyle McCormack's basement.
It is one of two PA's that were sent up to Oregon from Mexico for restoration. The deal was that he restore one (the one in the article) and could do with the other as he pleased.
Here's a website about his:
http://www.nkp190.com/
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a commision from some of the links and ads shown on this website (Learn More Here)