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A panoramic shot of passengers standing in front of or looking out the windows of train of the Mount Tamalpais and Muir Woods Railway. The locomotive at the far right is belching steam. There is a small sign near the front of the train that says "Entering the Double Bow Knot". There are two rail passenger cars. The rear one says "Mt Tamalpais Muir Woods" at the top of the car. The front passenger car is No. 201. It says "Mt Tamalpais and Muir Woods" under the windows. The back half of the front railroad passenger car is open air. The tender attached to the locomotive says "Mt Tamalpais and Muir Woods"on the side. There is a number "4" on the side of the locomotive. Etched on the photo at the top of the tender it says "No. 2 10-10-20 Hadley Mill Valley".
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