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<p>Thought about this when I recently visited Nashville's Centennial Park. There they have NC&STL #768- a static display of what Yankees call a "Northern" but Southerners call a "Dixie".</p><p>Like everyone else, there is a move afoot to try and restore this giant to life, but like everyone else, there's not enough money.</p><p>Anyway, one of the issues the restoration group was discussing was the asbestos jacketing over the boiler. What does UP use instead of asbestos on their steam program? I seem to remember that they recently restored their Challenger locomotive... and I can't imagine the Feds would allow it to operate if there was a danger of asbestosis for the operating crew.</p><p> </p>
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