Altoona and Logan Valley Electric Railway
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Arcadia Publishing Inc., 2005.
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9781439616437

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Leonard E. Alwine., Leonard E. Alwine|AUTHOR., & David W. Seidel|AUTHOR. (2005). Altoona and Logan Valley Electric Railway . Arcadia Publishing Inc..

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Leonard E. Alwine, Leonard E. Alwine|AUTHOR and David W. Seidel|AUTHOR. 2005. Altoona and Logan Valley Electric Railway. Arcadia Publishing Inc.

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Leonard E. Alwine, Leonard E. Alwine|AUTHOR and David W. Seidel|AUTHOR. Altoona and Logan Valley Electric Railway Arcadia Publishing Inc, 2005.

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Leonard E. Alwine, Leonard E. Alwine|AUTHOR, and David W. Seidel|AUTHOR. Altoona and Logan Valley Electric Railway Arcadia Publishing Inc., 2005.

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Full titlealtoona and logan valley electric railway
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