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LOCOMOTIVE, 1873. The Camelback locomotive built by Ross Winans for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in 1873. American line engraving

LOCOMOTIVE, 1873. The Camelback locomotive built by Ross Winans for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in 1873. American line engraving


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LOCOMOTIVE, 1873. The Camelback locomotive built by Ross Winans for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in 1873. American line engraving

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1873 Baltimore Camel Back Cow Catcher Engine Ohio Ross Steam Engine Train Winans


LOCOMOTIVE, 1873 - A Glimpse into the Pioneering Era of American Railways

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. This print takes us back to the year 1873, a time when steam-powered locomotives were revolutionizing transportation in America. The image showcases the remarkable Camelback locomotive built by Ross Winans for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, an iconic piece of engineering that symbolized progress and innovation. The engraving beautifully captures the intricate details of this magnificent machine. With its distinctive camel-like hump on top of the boiler, this locomotive design became known as "Camelback". It was a breakthrough in efficiency and stability, allowing for better weight distribution and improved visibility for engineers. As we delve into this historical artwork, we are transported to an era where trains played a vital role in connecting communities across vast distances. This particular locomotive served as a lifeline for countless passengers traveling northward along the Baltimore and Ohio railroad line. The presence of a cow catcher at its front reminds us of the challenges faced during those times when railways intersected with rural landscapes. These ingenious devices were designed to protect both livestock and train from collisions – a testament to human ingenuity adapting to new modes of transportation. Through this enchanting engraving, we witness not only technological advancement but also appreciate how railroads transformed travel experiences forever. This print serves as a visual tribute to Ross Winans' contribution towards shaping America's railway system while honoring our nation's rich history in

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