e/Castle Shannon South Incline

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has gloss	eng: The Castle Shannon South Incline, also known as Castle Shannon Incline Number 2 was a funicular railroad in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. It was originally designed by Samuel Diescher , and opened August 20, 1890 as part of the Pittsburgh and Castle Shannon Railroad as a means of transporting passenger traffic over Mt. Washington, rather than using the Pittsburgh and Castle Shannon Tunnel through Mt. Washington, which used a former coal mine. The mine continued to be used as a tunnel to transport coal to a separate incline that unloaded at a station on Carson Street. It was originally steam powered. The incline was closed about 1919.
lexicalization	eng: Castle Shannon South Incline
instance of	c/Defunct funicular railways in the United States