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EL Monday: One Day in the Kent Yard

It is the late 1960s in Kent. An eastbound Erie Lackawanna freight is leaving the Kent Yard. The lash-up of motive power is an EMD F3A, Alco FB, Alco FB, EMD F3A and an Alco RS3. Today all that is left of this scene is one track ending in Ravenna.

Photograph by Robert Farkas

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