Museo de Ferrocarril
My first stop in Guatemala City was the great railway museum. The 25 cent admission gave me access to a selection of old locomotives (including a couple built near Swarthmore), coaches, other miscellaneous rail vehicles, and historical photos.
- Before school buses migrated southwards, locomotives like this Baldwin did. The site…
- FEGUA (Ferrocarriles de Guatemala) passenger coach
- GE Diesel-Electric Locomotive built in Erie, PA
- Device for testing mortar specimens?
- This rail bike is my favorite vehicle of the trip so far
- Awesome
- This boxcar that made it down to Guatemala was a predecessor of the school buses down…
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October 07 2010 05:55 pm | School Bus Migrations and Transport |
