The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 276
Reading for the purpose ofexamining the wreck of the engine; and they desire in this place toreturn their acknowledgments to tlie officers of the Reading RailroadCompany, and esjiecially to Mr. G. A. Nicolls, the superintendent, fortheir very great courtesy and kindnrssto tile committee, in… … The engine Neversink was originally built by Baldwin, and sentupon the road in April 1836. It then weighed lUi tons, and had sixwheels, two of which were drivers. The engine was thoroughly re-newed and rebuilt by the Reading Railroad Company at their Readingdepot, in .Ipril 184G, and was changed to…
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