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Home 19th century THE GIRL OF IRON Mary Peterson Ipsen women on train engine

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Full size 5834 × 3739 pixels THE GIRL OF IRON Mary Peterson Ipsen
Two women in long dresses and hats stand in a train engine looking out the door and windows of the train at the camera.

Women railroad workers on a train.

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