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Visiting the Mon Valley Model Railroad Club38 views2-14-08 with Eric Hansmann. I've got to get a different sweatshirt to wear!
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Published!19 viewsHere I am enjoying a peek at my first published article, a treatise on my Laurel Valley Railway in N Scale Magazine. Very satisfying to see my work in print!
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Julie and Laura on the New Hope and Ivyland, 200725 views
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Riding the New Hope and Ivyland15 viewsHappy Train Geek!
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Relic of a Bygone Age117 viewsThis was shot in Hagerstown in 2006.
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Railwire Mob at Perryville 3-20-0923 viewsDave Foxx, Steve Hanlon, Carl, Bob Bufkin, Yours Truly, and Ed, on his knees as usual
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Hagerstown Wye Track48 viewsSept 05. Andy digs on a GP30 road slug at Hagerstown.
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Sherman's Creek Bridge, Duncannon, PA 12-8-0745 viewsThis bridge has become the stuff of legend, thanks to Jerry Britton's model railroad. Note the soon to be removed PRR position light signals in the background. We're on the Middle Division, just up river from Harrisburg, PA.
Photo by Ed Kapuscinski
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WM Bridge, York, PA 12-8-0744 viewsThe Western Maryland crossed Codorus Creek on this swell double through Truss. The property passed to YorkRail, the descendent of the Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Photo by Ed Kapuscinski
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York PA, December 8, 200732 viewsThis is the bridge across Codorus Creek in York. The sign says "Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad" but this was originally the PRR Frederick Secondary, which went from York to Frederick, Maryland by way of Taneytown.
Photo by Ed Kapuscinski
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On Salisbury Viaduct 2-16-0838 views
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At Massey, Maryland40 viewsAfter a long day of railroading on the Maryland and Delaware Chestertown Branch
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Max Magliaro, Myself, and Jerry Britton63 viewsSunning ourselves track side at Altoona, 7-7-07. Andy and I had a great time with Max Magliaro and Jerry Britton. Andy snapped the picture.
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CNJ Terminal - Jersey City23 viewsI had the opportunity to visit Liberty State Park, at the site of the former CNJ ferry terminal in Jersey City. This is where the Royal Blue would arrive with passengers for New York.
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Me showing off the WMRHS layout in 199050 views
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Me showing off the WMRHS layout in 199041 viewsTaken by the Carroll County Times for an article about the museum that appeared in the paper. I think this was the shot they used.
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