Back to the steam locomotives in Berlin’s Museum of Technology: this BR97.5 was built in 1949 and was turned into a cogwheel drive locomotive in the 1950s, running on the Zahnradbahn Honau-Lichtenstein until the early 1960s.
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The later E71 was one of the first German electric locomotives and was originally built from 1914 to 1920 for the Prussian State Railway. They were so sturdy that they were in use until the late 1950s!
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It’s been a while since I took those photos, so this somewhat rusty steam locomotive in Berlin’s Museum of Technology has to remain unidentified.
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Another of the numerous steam locomotives in Berlin’s Museum of Technology – this BR97 is relatively new and was built in 1949.
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This is the most Berlin exhibit in the German Museum of Technology – the head of an historic S-Bahn train, first built in the mid-1920s and still in use until the 1990s! They were made partly out of wood and I remember traveling in one of those in the 1980s.
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An old German train coach in from the late 1950s or early 1960s in Berlin’s Museum of Technology that combined a small restaurant in the red part and second-class compartments in the green part.
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An early swiss electric locomotive, the GE 4/6 built from 1912 to 1918 for the Rhätische Bahn in Berlin’s Museum of Technology.
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Another little steam locomotive from Berlin’s Museum of Technology.
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A miniature bridge in the train shed of Berlin’s Museum of Technology.
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The somewhat rusty steam locomotive with the open boiler in Berlin’s Museum of Technology.
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