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The transit agency is now considering redesigning the rail line without the school site, simply running trains down the middle of Indiana Street. Watching the Good Train Go By was inspired b Bearden's memories of standing with his grandfather in the evening watching and waiting on trains down in North Carolina. The miniature B&O trains are faithful reproductions of the real trains down to the smallest details. |
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