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Re: Official Naugatuck Railroad thread (NAUG/RMNE)

 by 3rd Gen. Brakeman ¦  Thu Mar 05, 2020 6:02 pm ¦  Forum: New England Railfan ¦  Topic: Official Naugatuck Railroad thread (NAUG/RMNE) ¦  Replies: 1642 ¦  Views: 245950

I hear that gremlins like to show up on Tuesdays.

If you go to Norwalk, I’d suggest a visit to the SoNo Switch Tower Museum. Good train watching there with one of the “best seats in the house”. It is an excellent museum with a great staff and is well worth the visit.

Alas, a decision has been made by the City and her residents. The City of Port Arthur will keep #503. They will move the locomotive to another spot within Bryan Park, allowing the area in which it was sitting to be remediated. It has not been announced as to what (if anything) will happen with regar...

The original deadline has come and gone. The locomotive has not been scrapped or removed at this writing. The fundraising campaign has raised $67,084 via contributions from some 1,253 people from at least 6 countries around the world. Transportation for the locomotive has been pledged and tentative ...

Re: KCS- Surviving Passenger Equipment

 by 3rd Gen. Brakeman ¦  Fri Mar 02, 2018 9:37 am ¦  Forum: Kansas City Southern and Affiliates ¦  Topic: KCS- Surviving Passenger Equipment ¦  Replies: 3 ¦  Views: 4526

UPDATED: 3/2/18. ACF Bag/RPO #6, originally Katy #225, former CGW #6, then to Smokey Hill Railway Historical Society. DST Systems of Kansas City bought the car from Smokey Hill. Mid America Car & Locomotive for external restoration. Currently displayed on the turntable at the former KCT Roundhou...

The following locomotive is in immediate danger of scrapping and efforts are currently underway to save it. #503 is a 4-6-0 “Ten Wheeler” steam locomotive that was built by Baldwin in April of 1920 for the Louisiana and Arkansas Railroad. It served the railroad until being sold to the Louisiana Midl...

Re: KCS- Surviving Passenger Equipment

 by 3rd Gen. Brakeman ¦  Thu Jan 25, 2018 2:06 pm ¦  Forum: Kansas City Southern and Affiliates ¦  Topic: KCS- Surviving Passenger Equipment ¦  Replies: 3 ¦  Views: 4526

Updated list as of 1/25/2018 ACF Bag/RPO #6, originally Katy #225, former CGW #6, then to Smokey Hill Railway Historical Society. DST Systems of Kansas City bought the car from Smokey Hill. Mid America Car & Locomotive for external restoration. Currently displayed on the turntable at the former ...

Re: KCS- Surviving Passenger Equipment

 by 3rd Gen. Brakeman ¦  Mon Jan 08, 2018 10:28 pm ¦  Forum: Kansas City Southern and Affiliates ¦  Topic: KCS- Surviving Passenger Equipment ¦  Replies: 3 ¦  Views: 4526

Updated list as of 01/08/18: ACF Bag/RPO #6, originally Katy #225, former CGW #6, then to Smokey Hill Railway Historical Society. DST Systems of Kansas City bought the car from Smokey Hill. Mid America Car & Locomotive for external restoration. Currently displayed on the turntable at the former ...

KCS- Surviving Passenger Equipment

 by 3rd Gen. Brakeman ¦  Thu Dec 28, 2017 8:48 pm ¦  Forum: Kansas City Southern and Affiliates ¦  Topic: KCS- Surviving Passenger Equipment ¦  Replies: 3 ¦  Views: 4526

This is a list of surviving KCS passenger service equipment based on the information I have gathered from multiple sources. Not all of the information is current and much will require updates. If anyone has any current and reliable information regarding these cars, please comment. Current status, ow...

Re: Official Naugatuck Railroad thread (NAUG/RMNE)

 by 3rd Gen. Brakeman ¦  Tue Oct 28, 2014 6:06 pm ¦  Forum: New England Railfan ¦  Topic: Official Naugatuck Railroad thread (NAUG/RMNE) ¦  Replies: 1642 ¦  Views: 245950

The salmon were successfully placed in three locations today.....Reynold's, Jericho, and Chase bridges. She's a fine machine and a great fit for the job. :wink:

Re: Official Naugatuck Railroad thread (NAUG/RMNE)

 by 3rd Gen. Brakeman ¦  Sat Aug 16, 2014 4:25 pm ¦  Forum: New England Railfan ¦  Topic: Official Naugatuck Railroad thread (NAUG/RMNE) ¦  Replies: 1642 ¦  Views: 245950

fl9m2004 wrote:When the fall season starts I'll be on one of the Naugatuck trains
Great! Just to be clear, RMNE does not currently offer passenger service north of Thomaston Dam.

Re: Official Naugatuck Railroad thread (NAUG/RMNE)

 by 3rd Gen. Brakeman ¦  Tue Aug 12, 2014 4:21 pm ¦  Forum: New England Railfan ¦  Topic: Official Naugatuck Railroad thread (NAUG/RMNE) ¦  Replies: 1642 ¦  Views: 245950

fl9m2004 wrote:Is there a run around track at Torrington

Yes, there is a passing track in Torrington.

Re: Let NOBODY forget August 19, 1955

 by 3rd Gen. Brakeman ¦  Thu Jun 05, 2014 10:35 am ¦  Forum: New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad NYNH&HRR ¦  Topic: Let NOBODY forget August 19, 1955 ¦  Replies: 8 ¦  Views: 8935

Blue Seal/Agway are feed stores, Dwan Company is an alcoholic beverage distributor, Stone Container made corrugated paper products, Brunswick made golf club shafts, Timken made bearings, Turner and Seymour still makes chain, Grunder's Equipment is a farm equipment dealer, and Allied Groceries and If...

Re: Let NOBODY forget August 19, 1955

 by 3rd Gen. Brakeman ¦  Wed May 28, 2014 4:51 pm ¦  Forum: New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad NYNH&HRR ¦  Topic: Let NOBODY forget August 19, 1955 ¦  Replies: 8 ¦  Views: 8935

Winsted went in April, 1963 because there simply was not enough business to make it pay to go there. The 1955 floods had nothing to do with the railroad in Winsted. Even before the 1955 floods the local freight only went to Winsted not more than three days a week and maybe not even that. The bulk o...

Re: Official Naugatuck Railroad thread (NAUG/RMNE)

 by 3rd Gen. Brakeman ¦  Tue May 27, 2014 4:16 pm ¦  Forum: New England Railfan ¦  Topic: Official Naugatuck Railroad thread (NAUG/RMNE) ¦  Replies: 1642 ¦  Views: 245950

Well played, sir!

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