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English: Alco WDLR locomotive at the Ffestiniog Railway 1995 gala. Author: Dan Crow
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2006-09-10 (original upload date) |
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Transferred from en.wikipedia; Transfer was stated to be made by User:Quatro Valvole. |
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Original uploader was Gwernol at en.wikipedia |
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GFDL-SELF-WITH-DISCLAIMERS; Released under the GNU Free Documentation License.
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This object is classé Monument Historique in the base Palissy, database of the French furniture patrimony of the French ministry of culture, under the reference PM80001659.
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