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Ok first there is no such animal as 2-12-0 that UP ever owned it was a 4-12-2. Second the 4023 was housed in the remaining 7 stalls of the Cheyenne roundhouse which was the passenger side so that means the doors could close behind it. Its not likely that the Steam crew would leave the doors open where the 3985 was also stored. <br />Why is it the freight side was lengthened if the big boy could fit in the original sized stalls. <br />
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