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...... but it's a good thing! http://i755.photobucket.com/albums/xx195/rudystrains/17807213_1001117750025572_7231927259902890065_o_crop.jpg The Tri-State Railway Historical Society, Inc. ( http://www.TriStateRail.org ) announced yesterday that Morristown & Erie C-424 No. 19 is now the newest add...

21 is off Troy Hills Road at the new transload facility.

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Not to toot my own horn (haha, train pun!), but I've been involved in this Tri-State Railway Historical Society project that recently got a great write-up for TRAINS NewsWire: http://trn.trains.com/news/news-wire/2016/06/10-erie-caboose" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Here's...

I'm looking for information on CNJ 24000-24473 series 40' boxcars. These were 10'-0" inside height cars that just magically appeared on the CNJ freight car roster in 1964, despite having been built by AC&F in 1948. Does anyone have any idea if these cars were renumbered from other CNJ boxca...

Nice shot! The sky and the lake are a good contrast to the red locos. Has the new transload facility been put into operation? Thanks! Yes, the Troy Hills Bulk Transload Facility is now open for business, and it looks like our first customer should be bringing their cars there in the next couple mon...

For those who missed it today.... my photo, Estling Lake, Denville, NJ:

mandealco wrote:Does that mean 23 now has cab signals?

On Monday, 2/8/16, we'll be doing several interesting things: -Dropping off M&E 23 for H02 to use/test in the coming week -taking the Kitchi Gammi Club from Morristown to the MMC -picking up six (!) loaded lumber cars from CSX in Kearny and taking them west on the Morristown Line Anyone with a c...

Thanks, I'll try them then!

Does anyone know if Mr. Moore is still alive somewhere? If so, does anyone have contact information for him?

Mr. Moore was involved in the Morristown & Erie Railroad in New Jersey for a short while circa 1977, so I'm curious if he can shed any light on his involvement.

ccutler wrote:Is that a marketing opportunity for you Rudy?

Way way way back they did.... we're talking CNJ/DL&W days. I don't even think it was Alcoa then. They've never gotten a car from the M&E.

Based on the condition of the M&E track and the dismal # of customers, I'd say the M&E is going to be 'history' soon lol. I'm fairly sure we're here to stay. In the past three years that I've been flying the flags of the marketing department, car numbers have been increasing on all four bra...

DogBert wrote:Does Bayway have a backup locomotive, or ever need one?