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| | Harvard Gazette: The Big Picture |
 | | His father, Harold Fuller, founded the National Railroad Museum in 1956 in Green Bay, Wis. Back then, the Fuller family's idea of a great summer vacation was to travel to mining country in Wyoming to watch the huge steam locomotives hauling mile-long trains loaded with ore through the mountains. |
 | | Except for museums like the one in Green Bay or the fantasy railroading school in Essex, Conn., where Fuller finally got his hand on the throttle, the steam locomotive has been rendered nearly extinct by diesels and electric trains. |
 | | Later, Fuller worked at the Railroad Museum, arranging an exhibition of General Eisenhower's World War II command train, which had been shipped over from England. |
| www.news.harvard.edu /gazette/2004/05.06/05-bigpic.html (430 words) |
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