THE FIRST QUARTER-CENTURY OF STEAM LOCOMOTIVES IN NORTH AMERICA

[Illustration: Replica of the Lafayette (see p. 58) as it appeared

in the fall of 1955, during the making of a motion picture in

northern Georgia. For the picture, which was based on the story of

the famous Civil War locomotive General (see p. 84), this “One-Armed

Billy” of the 1830’s was disguised as the Yonah, of the Cooper Iron

Works Rail Road, and is shown here as it was operating on the

Tallulah Falls Railway. (_Color plate contributed by Thomas

Norrell._)]

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