Pennsylvania No. 7002/Gallery

==Gallery==
File:Original Pennsylvania No. 7002.jpeg|Original 7002
8063.jpg|No. 7002 when it was originally numbered 8063.
1479327546148.jpg|No. 8063 working on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Prr-s7008ahn.jpg|No. 8063 when it was renumbered 7002.
13164322 957184241067864 4404683650674991121 n.jpg|No. 7002 is doubleheading a passenger train with PRR No. 1223.
Prr7002.jpg|No. 7002 is on display at the 1949 Chicago Railroad Fair.
123073228626286638567561817200120757147604o.jpg|No. 7002 is on display at the 1949 Chicago Railroad Fair Black and White.
Prr7002-duley-1.jpg|No. 7002 on Static Display at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania.
4prr7002e7s0024.jpg|7002 sits on display for an event.
Prr70022.jpg|No. 7002 and 1223 are dropping of passengers.
7002and1223eerrrre.png|No. 7002 and 1223 passing the Red Caboose motel.
Pennsylvania Railroad 7002.jpg|No. 7002 and 1223 Racing at Sunset.
PennsylvaniaRailroad7002.jpg|No. 7002 operating at the Strasburg Railroad.
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Pa0001.jpg|No. 7002 sits next to control tower while operating at night.
No. 7002 & 1223 Bridge.jpg|No. 7002 & 1223 On The Bridge.
No. 7002 Crossing 1980s.jpg|No. 7002 Crossing 1980's.
34-7002-at-lancaster.jpg|No. 7002 and 1223 at Lancaster.
FB1522177759728.jpg|7002 and 1223 at Enola Yard in East Pennsbro Township, Pa.
24026019726 87921ee5e6.jpg|No. 7002 at Cherry Hill, Pennsylvaina.
PRRSteam249a.jpg|7002 and 1223 travel Out of Lancaster.
3-prr7002-at-wago.jpg|No. 7002 at Wago Jct. Pa. in 1988 on its way to the 125th Anniversary of the Gettysburg Address.
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2steamengines.png|7002 and 1223 in a cornfield
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