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Welcome to the Locomotive General Photo Archive! Below you will find Links to the thumbnailed image archives. The "General" High Resolution Archives images may load slowly at lower bandwidth speeds. We wish to thank the Kennesaw Civil War Museum for access to their photo archive from which many of the images were created. Further, any copyrighted material on these pages is used in "fair use", for the purpose of study, review or critical analysis, and will be removed at the request of copyright owner(s). (See Disclaimer)  Enjoy!

Museum Story Telling Festival October 4th 2004 Museum Story Telling Festival October 11th 2003 English Live Steam! Photos, Videos and a Scale Replica of the General from England! Museum Grand Opening March 30th 2003 Historical 1961 Photos: L&N Refit and 1962-1964 Tour Historical 2002 Photos: Glover Locomotive Construction in Kennesaw! Big Shanty Festival Reenactors & More! "General" Photos "General" Exhibits & Markers Andrews' Raiders "General" Parts (High Resolution) "General" Artwork "General" High Resolution Archive "General" Museum Constuction Glover Locomotive Works Marietta,GA "General" Volunteers & Reenactors The Little General Cloggers

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Kennesaw Historical Society Train Links Kennesaw Business Asscociation Other Groups	Railroading in the Southeast!!! Open July 3rd 2004 - May 15th 2005 at the Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History, a Smithsonian Institution affiliate. The exhibit will chronicle the impact railroads had on the South through photos, text, hands-on exhibits, and a compelling video of interviews with railroad workers. More info!	E. Warren Clark (on Cow Catcher) photographer and lecturer, located the "General" in 1892 on a siding at Vinings,GA. He had the idea of restoring "General" and exhibiting it at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. This led to "General" being on display for over 100 years!
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