File:Two-Truck Heisler 4.jpg

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English: 2-truck Heisler #4 was built in 1923 by the Heisler Locomotive Works, Erie, PA. It Last operated in 1958, when it was sold to Charles Morrow of Snoqualmie. He sold it to the Northwest Railway Museum in 1967.
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