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September 5th 11, 09:12 AM
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[USA]Prohibition-era train steams onto New York subway for 1920s TV series
All aboard!: Prohibition-era train steams onto New York subway for
1920s TV series By DAILY MAIL REPORTER http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...lk-Empire.html It was once the cutting edge of metropolitan travel. For more than 50 years the vintage train has been in retirement. But now the Prohibition-era engine is to ride the rails once again- to promote a new TV series set in the glamorous 1920s. Great photos. But 'engine,' 'steams,' surely train????? Love to see some footage on YouTube. CJB |
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