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Cluny. Fifty Years Later, Their Great-Uncle's Electric Train Relives.

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In the 1950s, Henri Ancel, assistant technical professor of Arts and Crafts, had imagined and built with his hands a small electric train unique of its kind. Fifty years after his dismantling, his descendants completely restored him.
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Cluny. Fifty Years Later, Their Great-Uncle's Electric Train Relives.

In the 1950s, Henri Ancel, assistant technical professor of Arts and Crafts, had imagined and built with his hands a small electric train unique of its kind. Fifty years after his dismantling, his descendants completely restored him.

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lejsl.com broke the news in on Tuesday, August 5, 2025.
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