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that didn't exist. I've added photos of the current disposition of the locomotives but I'd like a period photograph of each with a full head of steam for the little infobox on the right. I was wondering if you guys could provide these photos as your website seems to be the only source :). I didn't want to just take them as I'm very conscious of copyright. Shaping these articles up and making them look nice would improve your viability to internet and hopefully generate interest in your plans.

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Also as I'm more of a beginning photographer and not a rail history buff, if one of your members would like to fill out the pages with more historical info and references that would be great!. I've included the 4 pages I've been working with so you can look and maybe do some edits your self. Also

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I personally have accumulated most of the "historic" images for the organization. A large portion of these are available from our website. Ironically, in service photographs of SP1215 and Little Buttercup have been difficult to locate. I understand the quandry about copyrights especially with

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This is a letter from the Vice President of the CTRC, detailing the name change of the museum, I've re-directed the old Santa Clara Railroad Museum to San Jose Railroad Museum. Included is also a small amount of pertent train info, such as the transfer of ownership to the CTRC of little buttercup,

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First i'm a hobbist photographer, not a spammer :), I've been kinda taking care of your wikipedia entries on the proposed railway museum and your three locomotives ( actually 2479 is what captured my interest at first ). I've fleshed out the existing entries as much as I could and created those

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Most people refer to Santa Fe #5 as "Little Buttercup". I have not found the reason "why" the locomotive was assigned number 5. Suggest your entry include "Little Buttercup" in the title to ensure furture hits. Also, CSRM has recently transfered formal ownership of LBC to our organization.

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please feel free to email me if your uncomfortable working with the wikipedia, I'd be happy to enter any data you provide as long as there is a reference ( book, webpage, something ). Also more photographs ( like the lezen roundhouse before it was demolished) would be cool

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The picture is fine, but it's a picture of the "Heritage" Rose Garden, which is different from the "Municipal" Rose Garden. The Heritage garden has lots of old roses crammed together, while the MRG has fewer types and many of each in larger beds. Compare

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You did fine Grey, though a tip on talk pages, make sure you sign your posts by typing ~~~~ at the end of your message, and if you are creating a new section, make sure you use headers (or hit the "new section" tab up top). :)

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