LN1975
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50 years ago a new chapter in railroad history began. A chapter born of failure in the northeast. From the ashes of the Penn Central and the anthracite roads came a railroad beloved by many, Conrail.
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50 years ago a new chapter in railroad history began. A chapter born of failure in the northeast. From the ashes of the Penn Central and the anthracite roads came a railroad beloved by many, Conrail.
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Don’t pet the cow.
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It’s the early 70s and we caught this Amtrak train heading over the spillway towards its terminus at Crescent City. The engines are Rapido and the cars are a mix of Walthers and Rapido Trains Inc. .
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It’s the early 70s and we caught this Amtrak train heading over the spillway towards its terminus at Crescent City. The engines are Rapido and the cars are a mix of Walthers and Rapido Trains Inc. .
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My new Rapido Sd7 demonstrator has arrived. It’s certainly one of my favorite looking locomotives that I currently own.
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The spillway is a favorite spot to railfan The Crescent Lines and today was certainly a special treat.
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Variety is the spice of life. A British Railways 9f pulls the L&N Commuter train.
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A Crescent Lines Manifest crosses the spillway between Spanish Fort & Ellison. Founded in 1956 The Crescent City Model Railroad Club models the fictitious Crescent Lines River Division.
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