When was that article posted? Do you know that date when that all took place? Any news on what happening with the 2 cabooses? Hey scot just to let you know that Buffalo southern 107 is for sale ex-LVRR 151. So is #105. Being I am not from NY how long ago is that recent news?
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Do you belong to the historical society? If so I have been trying to contact them with no luck. I would like to get them on board with me on this so that they have a place to setup a museum and display pieces of equipment. Do you know of any LVRR steam locomtovies in existance?
Erie13 wrote: Hey scot just to let you know that Buffalo southern 107 is for sale ex-LVRR 151. So is #105.cool! thanks for the info..hopefully they will carry on somewhere...I will keep on eye on their sale.
Erie13 wrote: Do you know of any LVRR steam locomtovies in existance?Sadly, no LV steam survives..
there are quite a few LV diesels however that are prime preservation canidates..Info on the entire surviving LV fleet can be found here:
http://www.frontiernet.net/~scottychaos/
Scot
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Hey scot great web site. Lots of good information. I am surprised that no steam survived what so ever. I don't see any passenger cars either. Those 2 cabooses, what shape are they in? If I had only known when I was there. From your pic they seem to be in bad shape. Is the U-boat still at RMDI?
passenger cars are listed! 
on the "other surviving stuff" page:
http://www.frontiernet.net/~scottychaos ... other.html
and cabooses:
http://gold.mylargescale.com/Scottychao ... umber.html
I dont know anything new about 119..everything I know is already on the webpage..its probably safe to say she is just sitting there, biding her time..
dormant but safe.
Scot
on the "other surviving stuff" page:
http://www.frontiernet.net/~scottychaos ... other.html
and cabooses:
http://gold.mylargescale.com/Scottychao ... umber.html
I dont know anything new about 119..everything I know is already on the webpage..its probably safe to say she is just sitting there, biding her time..
dormant but safe.
Scot
~ Scot Lawrence
Moderator: Lehigh Valley
Co-Moderator: Anthracite Railroads
Scot's railroad webpages
Moderator: Lehigh Valley
Co-Moderator: Anthracite Railroads
Scot's railroad webpages
Hey Scot, Do you know who owns the five box cars that are near the roundhouse? I'm looking to find out the ownership. If u have a name of a comapny that owns them much appreciated.
One of the (many) reasons that has me convinced you're completely full of bull**** is that to undertake a project such as this roundhouse restoration that you keep insisting is a go, you must be resourceful and pro-active, which you clearly are not. Instead of getting all of us to do your research for you, a resourceful you would have already found the answers to your gazillion questions. For example, the first thing you should have done when coming to this web site was to use the search engine and type in the word "Manchester". You would have then known that there were two cabeese awaiting display just down the street from the round house, and you would also know one or two of those boxcars are slated to be moved and displayed elsewhere.
http://www.railroad.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=33599
You could have then typed in search words relating to the Thruway or I-90 and found several threads about lines that are within sight of or cross over/under said highway.
http://www.railroad.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=27171
Or maybe I'm the dumb one because in the end, in my attempt to prove my point, I did indeed do your homework for you!
http://www.railroad.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=33599
You could have then typed in search words relating to the Thruway or I-90 and found several threads about lines that are within sight of or cross over/under said highway.
http://www.railroad.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=27171
Or maybe I'm the dumb one because in the end, in my attempt to prove my point, I did indeed do your homework for you!
Erie13 wrote:Do you belong to the historical society? If so I have been trying to contact them with no luck. I would like to get them on board with me on this so that they have a place to setup a museum and display pieces of equipment. Do you know of any LVRR steam locomtovies in existance?Erie 13,
You may contact the LVRRHS by email at [email protected].
Why don't you buzz off somewhere else. Becuase I just became a member in Jan. I think your full of something else too. Do you work for a railway company? Becuase you sure don't sound like it or an enthusiast either. Why should I care what u say anyways. I don't see you doing anything on here. It sounds like to me that you don't care one bit about preservation. All I was asking for on here was a little help. So once again buzz off.
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