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Sisters Emma and Rachel Tracy of Santa Barbara. [12/1/2001] |
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Volunteer Joseph Valencia applies the distinctive Candy Cane striping to a passenger car. [11/24/2004] |
“Here comes the Candy Cane Train!”, says 3-year-old Lance Brown (right) to his twin brother, Scott. [11/12/2004] |
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Eugene Allen's large-scale “Birmingham Dribbler,” is a regular attraction of the year-end Toy Trains & Teddy Bears! display.
The live-steam toy locomotive was manufactured in Birmingham, England circa 1925.
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Moms and little ones are ready for a ride. [12/10/1999] |
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This is “Merry Lee,” a giant stuffed bear shared in the 2004 Toy Trains & Teddy Bears! exhibit by
Scotty Becker, son of museum volunteer Ken Becker. |
County SWAP worker helps ready the train for another holiday season. [11/3/2001] |
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Museum volunteer and antique toy train collector Robert Burtness shared this Lionel O-gauge Santa Fe diesel locomotive set in the 2004 holiday display.
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To see even more Candy Cane Train images,
visit our Smugmug Gallery!
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Explore the museum's IMAGE GALLERIES.
