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Author:	Joseph A. Strapac
Title:	New Orleans Steam Spectacular!
Publisher:	Shade Tree Books
Country:	USA
Date:	1984
Format:	Paperback
Genre:	Transport
ISBN-10:	0930742109
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64 pages 8 1/2 x 11 inches
Documents the Southern Pacific 4449 and the Union Pacific 8444 and trains traveling to New Orleans for the 1984 Worlds Fair. 8444 was originally numbered 844 and has been returned to that number.

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WPLives 29th Jun 2021		Description Fascinating black and white pictorial tracing the the UP/Southern Pacific's participation in the 1984 Louisiana World Exposition. Union Pacific sent the SP's famed Daylight locomotive with a full trainload of passengers on a seven week journey from Portland to New Orleans and then home to Cheyenne. This book shows everything from the tuneups and trial runs (and there were some serious problems!) to the joyful run past happy throngs. 64 pages.

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