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gunsnclapton

December 30, 2009 07:05PM

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I would doubt anybody would know anything about this at all. But since I am very interested in Narrow Gauge Railroads, especially nearby to me, I must ask. While reading through Wikipedia, I found an interesting thing in an article about the Staten Island Railway:

"During the late 1800s a small 3 foot gauge railroad with a single 0-4-0 ran on Fort Wadsworth and connected with a team track on the South Beach line."

Anybody have any idea about maybe what type of engine that could have possibly run on the line, I would like to model this if I could.

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Staten Island	gunsnclapton	December 30, 2009 07:05PM
Re: Staten Island	bcp	December 30, 2009 07:21PM
Another near-by narrow gauge?	Jeff A.	December 30, 2009 08:46PM
Re: Another near-by narrow gauge?	gunsnclapton	December 30, 2009 09:25PM

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