Steam on a Dare

By Raymond A. Brubacher
Published on September 1, 1971
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Would you believe this in 1970? (With story Steam on a Dare). Courtesy of Raymond A. Brubacher, 1706 Mayhew Drive, Wheaton, Maryland 20902.
Would you believe this in 1970? (With story Steam on a Dare). Courtesy of Raymond A. Brubacher, 1706 Mayhew Drive, Wheaton, Maryland 20902.
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Welcome Home! The engine is in the Miller driveway. Street clock is E. R. Howard circa 1870. Courtesy of Raymond A. Brubacher, 1706 Mayhew Drive, Wheaton, Maryland 20902.
Welcome Home! The engine is in the Miller driveway. Street clock is E. R. Howard circa 1870. Courtesy of Raymond A. Brubacher, 1706 Mayhew Drive, Wheaton, Maryland 20902.
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Billy Hall and Doug Miller, grandson of the engine's original owner. Courtesy of Raymond A. Brubacher, 1706 Mayhew Drive, Wheaton, Maryland 20902.
Billy Hall and Doug Miller, grandson of the engine's original owner. Courtesy of Raymond A. Brubacher, 1706 Mayhew Drive, Wheaton, Maryland 20902.

1706 Mayhew Drive, Wheaton, Maryland 20902

Readers of this publication may recall that in the March-April
1970 issue, there was published an account of a certain
Aultman-Taylor that chose with human assistance to literally have a
real ‘blast’ on New Years Eve by going calling. At that
time, this writer who also drew up the account of the midnight

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