One of my favorite restored steam locomotives is a little wood burning engine known as the Eureka. Built in 1875 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works as a 3 foot narrow gauge 4-4-0 type, Eureka went to work for the Eureka and Palisades Railroad in Nevada as their number 4. After a multi-decade career primarily in passenger service, Eureka was saved by Hollywood for use in motion pictures. After a second career on the silver screen, the locomotive was placed on display and subsequently damaged in a fi

Baldwin Locomotive Works 26 steams off with its train #Trains #SteamTrain #SteamEngine #SteamLocomotive | The Trainboard

The truly extraordinary debate between James Baldwin v. William F. Buckley Jr. at Cambridge University on the question: "Is the American Dream at the expense of the American Negro?" All Credit to NET (1965) | WHAT WE SEEE

At the start of black history month in the US, we take a look at a seminal speech by the writer, essayist, poet and civil rights activist James Baldwin. At Cambridge University Union in 1965, Baldwin debates whether the ‘American dream’ has been achieved at the expense of African-Americans. | The Guardian