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Ken Martin

January 22, 2001 11:55PM

From a trip there several years ago. There is track in the cane fields east of Ponce but it did not look like it was being used. There is a 2-8-0 and boxcar on display at Camay Caverns. There is a small museum in Aguada, a small town between Aquidilla and Rincon on the west coast (handcar, two cane cars). In Bayamon a city park has some cars on display plus a short train ride behind some plymouths (on meter gauge rail).

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American Railroad of Puerto Rico	Jim Harrawood	January 22, 2001 06:35PM
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