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I'm sorry I got caught up in what was being said about Conway scenic getting another steam loco.I know what I'm talking about when it comes to CLark's and loon mt. I've been coming to this area for over 50 yrs..,and have many rr.friends here.Like what was said about the 501 I assumed this was their ...

That one is owned by Loon Mt.and not the town.That's why Clark's could'nt get the2-4-2T from them all those years.

What locomotive are you talking about.

Since they just moved the 0-4-0T by Loon Mt., so they could build a new bridge.I think maybe Clark's would sell them Simon's Wrecking, their other 0-4-0T that is not public display or on their roster.

The other 0-4-0T is not listed on their website. But they do own Simon's Wrecking #6 which is not on display. Pictures of it can be seen on Steam locomotivedotcom under surviving steam locomotives in the USA, under the new hampshire listed views.

The 0-4-0 engine you rode is a german engine that has a tender on it.The 0-4-0T is the one sitting out on the kancamangus highway in front of Loon Mt. that at one time was also owned by Clark's Trading Post,along with the other 2 0-4-0T that they have on there property.

Thank's for the heads up on the dome car.

WHich 0-4-0 the one by Loon mountain,or the one at Clark's trading post that is not on public display,or the one they run for White Mt.Central days. WHich of the 3 do they want.

Has anyone heard how their doing with the dome car,it's been about a year and half since they receive it,

If you look up this wrench on the computer under Toolpedia.wicki.com you will find the information you need.

What about Roadside America in Shartlesville,and also the new Colebrook Railroad in Boyerstown.

All of the rdc's are owned by the plymouth and lincoln railroad,and have been sitting there for quite a few years. Don't know if they are up for restoration or not.

The cabooses and speeder are a private collection,B&O caboose was traded from the knox and kane for a boxcar the gentlman orginally had.

The locomotive is at Clark's Trading Post,but not open for public inspection. according to steam locomotive.com under steamtown usa ,bellows falls' vermont,locomotive is Simon's wrecking #6 built by alco[cooke].Also locomotive sitting out in front of Loon Mt. was built for watertown arsenal,ma. sold...