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Craig LeVay

November 03, 2005 01:18PM

Anyone one of you narrow gauge gurus know the fate of Paul Eblen and his California Narrow Gauge Museum that was supposed to be built out near Lancaster/Palmdale, California?
This was about 1975-9 and he also put out an occasional publication called "The Solid Muldoon".
He had parts of a pair of C&NW narrow gauges from Fennimore area of Wisconsin, a Westside caboose, parts of RGS outfit car and some log bunks all 3 foot.
Time to shake up those brain cells in the way back machine.

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California Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum	Craig LeVay	November 03, 2005 01:18PM
Re: California Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum	Jeff Badger	November 03, 2005 01:35PM
Re: California Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum	Brian Norden	November 03, 2005 07:13PM
Re: California Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum	John Hammond	November 03, 2005 07:24PM
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Re: California Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum	John Hammond	November 04, 2005 10:41AM
Re: California Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum LINK	Dave Dye	November 05, 2005 10:41AM
Re: California Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum	Craig LeVay	November 05, 2005 04:08PM
Re: California Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum	John Cole	November 05, 2005 07:07PM

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