Re: W&W #4 photos 1 & 2
| February 04, 2011 07:30PM |
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Your wish is my command!
Wayne - I didn't help with the restoration of #4 - that was mostly Tim Sposato (he went to Ohio Central, and I believe he is now with Jerry Jacobson & the Age of Steam Roundhouse). I DID work on the track, however, and we laid about 100 yards as seen in these photos. Note that the locomotive is W&W #4 on the side most seen, and PRR #9684 on the other side! Sorry for the poor quality of the photos - my old camera on a cloudy day in 1983, during the Civil War reenactment (Note tent in photo!)
Enjoy!
Phil
Wayne - I didn't help with the restoration of #4 - that was mostly Tim Sposato (he went to Ohio Central, and I believe he is now with Jerry Jacobson & the Age of Steam Roundhouse). I DID work on the track, however, and we laid about 100 yards as seen in these photos. Note that the locomotive is W&W #4 on the side most seen, and PRR #9684 on the other side! Sorry for the poor quality of the photos - my old camera on a cloudy day in 1983, during the Civil War reenactment (Note tent in photo!)
Enjoy!
Phil
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