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Engines and locations featured in the 2019 calendar include:

Pennsylvania Railroad 5368, one of 425 Class K-4s Pacifics (4-6-2), is on northbound commuter train #720 coming through Red Bank, New Jersey, on January 29, 1955.

February 20, 1966, was new-vehicle-delivery day. Electromotive Division has just delivered three brand-new six-axle SD-40 s to the Pennsy. They were built in LaGrange, Illinois, and delivered to Chicago.

Pennsylvania Railroad 6969, one of twenty-five Class M-1 Mountains built by the Lima Locomotive Works, is on an eastbound coal train stopped at Cove, Pennsylvania, on March 10, 1957.

It is May 12, 1956, and four Pennsylvania Railroad Class I1sa Decapods (2-10-0) are at the general store in Crowl, Pennsylvania. Each visible engine has another coupled behind it. The 4311 will take the point and two more engines, led by the 4249 and the cabin car, will be entrained behind the last car.

Pennsylvania Railroad 7049 is leading a westbound manifest freight on the approach to Banks Tower, Pennsylvania, with the Susquehanna River for a backdrop on May 15, 1965.

Pennsylvania Railroad 6923, a Class M-1 Mountain (4-8-2) is helping a Class K-4 Pacific with a westbound passenger train at Horseshoe Curve, Pennsylvania, in the summer of 1949.

Pennsylvania Railroad operated a host of switch engines, but these were Critters, a small fleet of 390-horsepower, 44-ton diesel switchers. It is July 17, 1959, and the 9324 is working at Altoona, Pennsylvania, shuffling work cars, as seen from the Twelfth Street Bridge.

On August 23, 1953, Pennsylvania Railroad 1820, a Class G-5 4-6-0, one of ninety built by the company s Juniata Shops between 1923 and 1925, has been serviced (note the coal pile in the tender) and is awaiting a call at the Camden, New Jersey, roundhouse. These were the largest ten-wheelers ever built.

Pennsylvania Railroad 7183 is on an Enola-bound freight, crossing the Rockville Bridge at Marysville, Pennsylvania, on September 5, 1964.

Pennsylvania Railroad 4828, a Class I1sa built in 1923, is assisting an F3A-F3B set of diesels on a freight near Tharptown, Pennsylvania, on September 25, 1957. The 4828 and its 597 mates did not win any gold stars from their crews, as they were rough riding.

Pennsylvania Railroad 4418, one of a pair of Class E-44 s powering this short freight, is coming through Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on December 16, 1963. General Electric constructed sixty-six E-44 s from 1960 to 1963. They may not have had the graceful lines of the Pennsy s GG-1 s, but when it came to reliability and performance, they excelled. A

Pennsylvania’s diverse and glorious natural landscape includes a wide variety of flora and fauna, coastal waters, lush forests, and impressive foliage. The Keystone State includes 116 state parks, which are home to white-tailed deer, black bears, and hemlock trees. Explore this breathtakingly beautiful state with this Wild & Scenic Pennsylvania square wall calendar.

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Pennsylvania’s diverse and glorious natural landscape includes a wide variety of flora and fauna, coastal waters, lush forests, and impressive foliage. The Keystone State includes 116 state parks, which are home to white-tailed deer, black bears, and hemlock trees. Explore this breathtakingly beautiful state with this Wild & Scenic Pennsylvania mini wall calendar.

• Photography – Enjoy beautiful, award-winning photographs every single month
• Environment-Friendly – Printed with sustainable, soy-based inks on Forest Stewardship Council-certified paper
• Thick, High-Quality Paper – Prevents curled corners due to moisture, avoids ink bleed-through, and stays secure on your wall, and durable binding lasts throughout the year
• Pre-planning – Four-month pre-planner page
• Compact Day Blocks – 1" x 1" with all major holidays listed and room for writing
• Great as a Gift or to Keep Yourself Organized – BrownTrout offers 1,000 different titles!
• BrownTrout Publishers – The Calendar Company

• 2018 Pennsylvania Wild and Scenic Wall Calendar

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