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Dave S.

March 06, 2003 03:53PM

Prior to reading Steve Z's mention about governmental help with the Huckleberry RR, I wasn't aware of that.
I am wondering if many of the newer readers here have much knowledge about this railroad. Maybe someone could give us a little background about it's history. How did Michigan come to need narrow spaced rails to get a job done? How long has it been around?
Thanks in advance, Dave

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