Re: Modelrailroads
| August 04, 2015 10:04PM |
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For the record, I believe the westernmost point on the SR&RL was the Marbles depot, which served the grand old Rangeley Lake House hotel.
The Marbles depot is still there and is privately owned, and I understand it's even available for vacation rentals. I've seen it from the road but have never been inside. As the postcard view above suggests, it's a lovely old stone building right on the lake.
-Philip Marshall
The Marbles depot is still there and is privately owned, and I understand it's even available for vacation rentals. I've seen it from the road but have never been inside. As the postcard view above suggests, it's a lovely old stone building right on the lake.
-Philip Marshall
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