MASON-DIXON HISTORICAL SOCIETY

By Verda Williams
Published on May 1, 1964
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William P. Hillery
Here is a picture of a locomotive hauling lumber in France in 1918. The engineer was Sgt. John C. Henlee, Pineville, La. The conductor, fireman and brakeman was pfc. Courtesy of William P. Hillery, Akron, Ohio.

The Mason-Dixon Historical Society held its first steam engine
show September 12, 13, 14, 1963 at the Howell Leppo farm, Green
mount, Md. With the cooperation of several members of the Williams
Grove Steam Engine Association, The Early American Steam Engine
Society and the Rough & Tumble Engineers it was a very
interesting show and had a large attendance the three days. The

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