A view of the Southern steam on display Charleston, the birthplace of railroading in the USA 140 years earlier.
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I think it goes 4501, 722, 630, and then 44. A small 2-4-2 #1 in private ownership is the last loco.
You are correct emersonrailroad, there is a 4th engine back there. It is likely the Best Friend of Charleston, which also made an appearance at this NRHS convention. Thanks for your help, captions have been updated!
I feel like I see a 4th steam engine back there. Look closely. I don't know what it could be, as it is also painted green and appears to have a red cab roof like 4501 and 722. What could it have been?
