tgbcvr Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Yes, the Rangeley is a true American gem. Given
> its age and the frailty of its original interior
> furnishings, I understand it will be sparingly
> used. And rightly so. I’ve only seen it locked
> up in jail at Edaville, and again this spring in
> Portsmouth, so I hope the railway (or you
> Stewart!) will let us know when it will be
> scheduled for some exercise next year.
The Rangeley Parlor Car will be participating in the "Maine 2-Foot Winter 2020: The Grand Reunion" event at Sheepscot in early 2020.
Quote
WWFRYThe Wiscasset, Waterville and Farmington Railway, Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, Boothbay Railway Village and Maine Locomotive and Machine Works are proud to offer a major photographic event: Maine Two-Foot Winter 2020. It will be The Grand Reunion of equipment which hasn't been together in nearly a century.
Locomotives: WW&F 9, B&SR 7, MRR 3 and SD Warren 2 will join a special collection of rolling stock including the Parlor Car Rangeley, F&M coach 2, B&SR coach 16 Mt Pleasant, W&Q coach 3, SR&RL combine 14, and many more. Each of the 3 original railroads represented by this equipment will be highlighted for historically based photographic opportunities all weekend. This program is being offered for two weekends in early 2020: January 18-19, and February 8-9 2020.
[
wwfrytickets.simpletix.com]