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Aug. 12: Pleasant Lake rail campus keeps growing

PLEASANT LAKE — A vintage passenger car built for military medical service during the Korean War arrived at the Pleasant Lake Railyard on July 29 marking the completion of the second phase of the Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society’s campus…

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