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Did we ever hear a music sweeter than the one that thrills, as it floats along the Deerfield, as it echoes o'er the hills.-E. A. Fitch
How we watch that little engine as it stalks across the plain; was there ever music sweeter, was there ever sight completer, than the coming of the train?
B&M 1227 wrote:My father used to work at the constitution museum, and I vaguely recall what you're referring to. I believe it was crane rail. If you follow it, either the crane rail or the railroad veers off between some buildings, but the frog is still there.Here you go , move through the site , much more , sweet !
Did we ever hear a music sweeter than the one that thrills, as it floats along the Deerfield, as it echoes o'er the hills.-E. A. Fitch
How we watch that little engine as it stalks across the plain; was there ever music sweeter, was there ever sight completer, than the coming of the train?
doublebell wrote:The extra rail by the guard shack is because the shack was once the scale house. There was a gauntlet track there so only the car being weighed went on the scales.Thanks! Ive been walking by that for years and always wondered what it was for.
John, the guy in the white car with the wing on back.
