Re: Exploration...
| July 20, 2004 12:12PM |
Good stuff Taylor.
Wish I could find that sort of thing out here...not much left of the Ohio River & Western (I have moved back to Ohio).
I did however, find a Springfield, Jackson, & Pomeroy bridge not far from my old house.(way too narrow to be a standard gauge bridge) I will post pics of it later for those of you to see.
Will the outhouses be moved to the museum grounds, or is that wishful thinking? (I take it the parts were all rounded up and hauled off though -if not, you'd better watch out for that U&N coupler..wouldnt mind adding that to my collection
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Wish I could find that sort of thing out here...not much left of the Ohio River & Western (I have moved back to Ohio).
I did however, find a Springfield, Jackson, & Pomeroy bridge not far from my old house.(way too narrow to be a standard gauge bridge) I will post pics of it later for those of you to see.
Will the outhouses be moved to the museum grounds, or is that wishful thinking? (I take it the parts were all rounded up and hauled off though -if not, you'd better watch out for that U&N coupler..wouldnt mind adding that to my collection
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