Baldwin Locomotive Engine 6 Metal Print

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Baldwin built the "Little Mogul," a 2-6-0 steam locomotive, in 1907. It hauled copper ore for the Magma-Arizona short line from Superior to the smelter in Hayden until 1961. The Magma-Arizona Railroad was the last industrial short line in the United States to use steam power. Engine 6 is now retired.

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