2010 topic reply - Re: Narrow Gauge - Pennsylvania Railroad

Hi,

Thanks Mike for the photos (in case I'd not done that before now).

I just recalled the a book from a long time ago titled something like The Railroad with Three Gauges. I think it had something to do with the towns of Cincinatti, Georgetown, and maybe Plymouth or Portsmouth.

>>> dummy - Cincinnati, Georgetown and Portsmouth is elsewhere in this thread.

It started out as a 36" freight hauler and became an interurban and street car line.

Unfortunately my books on this and the BRB&L are packed up and in the new house.

Can anyone help me out with the Ohio RR name and any on-line references?

All seem to know that I'm tied into the PRR heavily due to family connections. Does anyone happen to know of a TT scale GG1 - it might be about the right size for an HOn3 GG1 model

I can't afford a 36" gauge version but a 0.472" gauge might be possible

Doug vV



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