Posts with the label railroads
Showing posts with label railroads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label railroads. Show all posts
March 31, 2015
Port Murray Post Office and Abandoned Train Station
Port Murray has a post office that is . . . a trailer.
What is more interesting is what is behind the post office/trailer - an old caboose and abandoned train station.
December 15, 2014
Northlandz, Part II (With Dolls!)
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| 2,000 pipe organ which the Northlandz owner sometimes plays |
Last week I told you about Northlandz, the model railroad located in Flemington, New Jersey. I showed you some trains and the spectacular scenery and settings that were created by the owner.
December 08, 2014
Northlandz, Part 1
Northlandz is considered the “world’s largest model railroad” by some, although others have claimed that title for a place in Germany.
It is certainly one of the largest in the world. Northlandz started with the owner building trains and villages for his own amusement after a hard day’s work.
July 02, 2013
Pine Creek Railroad at Allaire Park
The Pine Creek Railroad at Allaire State Park in Farmingdale/Wall Township is one of the oldest continually operating narrow gauge steam preservation railway exhibits in the country.
All are welcome to take a trip!
All Aboard!!!
For more about the Pine Creek Railroad, click here.
You can read more about Allaire Village here.
Thanks for visiting New Jersey Memories!
November 10, 2010
Railroad Museum in Greenville, Pennsylvania
Last week I posted some photos from Greenville, PA. Here are some more photos from the Greenville Railroad Park Museum.
November 03, 2010
Greenville Railroad Park & Museum in Pennsylvania
Here is the inside of one of the trains. How did they learn the functions of the different knobs? They look so similar.
Here is the switching control board, where one man was in charge for many years. It must have been an interesting job, as well as having great responsibility.
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July 14, 2010
Abandoned Trains in New York State
Mark and I went on a trip to Cooperstown, New York in July 2009 to visit the National Baseball Hall of Fame. As we drove around the beautiful New York State countryside, we discovered these abandoned trains somewhere around the little hamlet of Maryland, New York.
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