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Tom Shreve

November 23, 2004 09:49AM

The narrow gauge trackage at Felton station (about 300 feet)was layed on the site of the Felton house track. The rest of the railroad is indeed "new", if you concider 42 years new. Roaring Camp was built to give the feel of a logging railroad of the early days but the land it was built on was never logged.
Tom Shreve
Senior Engineer
Roaring Camp & Big Trees
Narrow Gauge Railroad

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