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Sharrod

October 09, 2020 09:27AM

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When I was there in the 1990s, way down behind the shop buildings was the old steam water pump machinery (out of service), which I guess was to pump water up the hill to the water tanks. Is that machinery still there?

There was also a time when the only electric power at the location was DC from a water turbine. When I visited in the 1990s, one of the mechanics pointed to it in the floor of the workshop, but by that time commercial power was available.

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New Hampshire Narrow Gauge: The Mt. Washington Cog Railway >>>Photo Album<<<	KevinM	October 07, 2020 08:41PM
Re: New Hampshire Narrow Gauge: The Mt. Washington Cog Railway >>>Photo Album<<<	jameswaite	October 08, 2020 04:05AM
Re: New Hampshire Narrow Gauge: The Mt. Washington Cog Railway >>>Photo Album<<<	jcpatten	October 08, 2020 04:54AM
Re: New Hampshire Narrow Gauge: The Mt. Washington Cog Railway >>>Photo Album<<<	KevinM	October 08, 2020 06:43AM
Re: New Hampshire Narrow Gauge: The Mt. Washington Cog Railway >>>Photo Album<<<	Sharrod	October 08, 2020 08:48AM
Re: New Hampshire Narrow Gauge: The Mt. Washington Cog Railway >>>Photo Album<<<	KevinM	October 08, 2020 09:34AM
Re: New Hampshire Narrow Gauge: The Mt. Washington Cog Railway >>>Photo Album<<<	WarrenD	October 08, 2020 12:34PM
Re: New Hampshire Narrow Gauge: The Mt. Washington Cog Railway >>>Photo Album<<<	round_house	October 08, 2020 06:49AM
Re: New Hampshire Narrow Gauge: The Mt. Washington Cog Railway >>>Photo Album<<<	elecuyer	October 08, 2020 07:48AM
Re: New Hampshire Narrow Gauge: The Mt. Washington Cog Railway >>>Photo Album<<<	Scott Turner	October 08, 2020 09:26AM
Re: New Hampshire Narrow Gauge: The Mt. Washington Cog Railway >>>Photo Album<<<	tgbcvr	October 08, 2020 09:47AM
Re: New Hampshire Narrow Gauge: The Mt. Washington Cog Railway >>>Photo Album<<<	Stewart Rhine	October 08, 2020 10:26AM
Re: New Hampshire Narrow Gauge: The Mt. Washington Cog Railway >>>Photo Album<<<	KevinM	October 08, 2020 11:37AM
Re: New Hampshire Narrow Gauge: The Mt. Washington Cog Railway >>>Photo Album<<<	Scott Turner	October 09, 2020 08:03AM
Mt. Washington Cog Railway B&M Transfer Station	KevinM	October 08, 2020 11:59AM
Re: Mt. Washington Cog Railway B&M Transfer Station	jcpatten	October 09, 2020 09:43AM
NNG: Map of B&M Branch from Fabyans to Base Station	elecuyer	October 09, 2020 05:07PM
Re: NNG: Map of B&M Branch from Fabyans to Base Station	jcpatten	October 10, 2020 06:05PM
Re: NNG: Map of B&M Branch from Fabyans to Base Station	Bob Meckley	October 11, 2020 07:30PM
Re: NNG: Map of B&M Branch from Fabyans to Base Station	jameswaite	October 12, 2020 12:24AM
Re: NNG: Map of B&M Branch from Fabyans to Base Station	elecuyer	October 12, 2020 08:48AM
Re: New Hampshire Narrow Gauge: The Mt. Washington Cog Railway >>>Photo Album<<<	BrianJ	October 08, 2020 09:00PM
Re: New Hampshire Narrow Gauge: The Mt. Washington Cog Railway >>>Photo Album<<<	randyr	October 08, 2020 10:37PM
Re: New Hampshire Narrow Gauge: The Mt. Washington Cog Railway >>>Photo Album<<<	Sharrod	October 09, 2020 09:27AM
Re: New Hampshire Narrow Gauge: The Mt. Washington Cog Railway >>>Photo Album<<<	KevinM	October 09, 2020 12:04PM

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