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Northwestern Steel & Wire locomotive 80 pushes cars of scrap metal into the mill on a warm night in July, 1964.

NS&W empolyed a single person as both engineer (driver) and fireman for its locomotives. This person could not tend the fire while the locomotive was in motion, a practise which did not contribute to smoke-free operation!

Photo by N Kent Loudon

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