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On the subject of never-built railways (see the FS&K discussion below), this past Thursday I found this beautiful stone arch bridge, built around 1855 (!) for the Allentown & Auburn RR here in Pennsylvania, conceived as a shortcut to move anthracite coal from central Pennsylvania to New England. The bridge The Original W&Q and WW&F: 1894-1933Normal Topic Hot Topic (More than 15 replies) Very Hot Topic (More than 25 replies) Locked Topic Sticky Topic Poll new Billerica & Bedford bookGeorge Mansfield and the Billerica and Bedford Railroad is a new, comprehensive book on the first two-foot gauge common carrier railroad in this country. I . I think DEP had mentioned Federal Street before because of its close proximity to the current plant. Since our railroad is set up to represent heavy duty steel mill railroading, our truck design is quite heavy and is based on a standard gauge ingot mold car truck. The A&A went bankrupt during the Panic of 1857 and never laid a rail nor turned a wheel. The Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad. One of my co-workers over the 4th of July weekend took a trip down the Allagash Waterway and visited the site of the locomotives of the former Eagle Lake & West Branch railroad. Questions are: #1 When was the front Tender Truck changed? Maybe after the 1924 wreck at Phillips? AND #2 Where did the odd Tender Truck come from? My guess is #15, that was retired in 1923 Us Army 611The view of the cambox drive end is not 'missing' a piece of mechanism; refer to the figure. But what was wrong with the Hancocks? What’s the Jun 9, 2022 · Wiscasset Upper Yard ArtifactsSimmons explained in email responses Monday, the Olver report “has been in the works for many months (and) mentions maybe relocating the plant to Federal Street or Mason Station. Do any of the Laconia Car Company drawings exist? If anyone here has Photographs of SR&RL #16 in 1932 (and later) show the Front and Rear Tender Trucks are different. These structures were Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn RR/Laconia Car CompanyI have recently stumbled across a strange little narrow gauge railroad that ran in the suburbs of Boston. Photographs of #16 in 1924 and before show that she had the original Tender Trucks that she had as a 2-6-0. The 'cruciform' piece with the nut in its center is the piece marked 66 in the figure, it's the 'driving' end of the cam stack. 3 which was near completion in Pennsylvania. The town owns the land that the school sits on. The four cruciform 'dogs' engage in the four visible milled slots in the end of the driving sleeve, which is shown simplified as 76, with its driving gear 79. It replaced a tramway which hauled logs from Eagle to Chamberlain lake. The railroad ran from Eagle to Umbazooksus lake. He chose the Sellers Injectors over the Hancock Inspirators due to frequent cronic problems with the Hancocks. Designing New Two Foot Gauge Trucks - Need AdviceDue to the scarcity of available two foot gauge trucks we over at the J&L Narrow Gauge Railroad have decided to design and build our own. I am trying to track down all the information I can on their MU coaches that were converted from Laconia built coaches. I On the subject of never-built railways (see the FS&K discussion below), this past Thursday I found this beautiful stone arch bridge, built around 1855 (!) for the Allentown & Auburn RR here in Pennsylvania, conceived as a shortcut to move anthracite coal from central Pennsylvania to New England. Moreover, it is the first book to Hancock Inspirators vs Sellers Injectors Part 2In the last blog Superintendent Morrill changed his mind on what type of feed water injection system he wanted on the new Vulcan No. The narrative goes into great detail on the conception of the two-foot gauge idea and the formation of the B&B using original railroad documents, newspaper and journal accounts. The Railroad was built in the late 1920s and operated for only a few years.