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English: Commemorative Stone on level 270 of the Washington Monument donated by the workers of the Norris Locomotive Works in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on Feb. 22, 1856. The stone depicts a locomotive named "Washington"; while the first notable locomotive produced by Norris carried that name, the locomotive depicted is of a much later design (a 4-4-0 with a balloon stack), more typical of the period of the stone. It appears to be heavily damaged by time. Cropped from the digital original.
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1994 (of an 1856 sculpture) |
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Jack E. Boucher, photographer. "M. Hollis and J. Baird, Philadelphia", sculptors |
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