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BeeLiner at Depot in De Kalb Junction

BeeLiner at Depot in De Kalb Junction

The BeeLiner, made by Budd Car Company out of Massachusetts. A self-propelled railroad car powered by a World War II tank engine. This car ran between De Kalb Junction and Ogdensburg, NY. 1948. De Kalb Junction, NY. Photo by Chauncy McQueer.

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