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Griffith Historical Society member and barrel train engineer Michael Stout, far right, gets ready to give Gianna Kulinski, of Dyer, and Luke Schultz, of Highland, a ride on the new kiddie train for the society's 29th annual Railroad Fair at Griffith Historical Park.

January 27, 2013 12:00 am  •  Provided

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