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Engine 195 a Mikado 2-8-2 <br /> narrow gauge locomotive was originally built in 1943 to be used by the United States Army to transport men and equipment to build the Alaskan Highway. The engine now sits on an abandoned siding of the White Pass and Yukon Railroad in Skagway Alaska.
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Engine 195 a Mikado 2-8-2
narrow gauge locomotive was originally built in 1943 to be used by the United States Army to transport men and equipment to build the Alaskan Highway. The engine now sits on an abandoned siding of the White Pass and Yukon Railroad in Skagway Alaska.

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  • Engine 195 a Mikado 2-8-2 <br /> narrow gauge locomotive was originally built in 1943 to be used by the United States Army to transport men and equipment to build the Alaskan Highway. The engine now sits on an abandoned siding of the White Pass and Yukon Railroad in Skagway Alaska.
  • Engine 195 a Mikado 2-8-2 narrow gauge locomotive was<br /> originally built in 1943 to be used by the United States Army to transport men and equipment to build the Alaskan Highway. The engine now sits on an abandoned siding of the White Pass and Yukon Railroad in Skagway Alaska.
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