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ROW owned by WWF Ry museum ROW owned by WWF Ry museum The first time I ever met Harry was very early in the current WW F's history when shop stall #1 wasn't even completed I was walking around the property and when he drove in I immediately made contact with him and explained my interest He dug out a large roll of blueprinted track maps, and explained that the color codes traced over the track indicated either company
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Recent Posts - Wiscasset, Waterville and Farmington Railway Recent Posts This past week, I had a chance to view a photo album that had once been Everett Brown's I only took the briefest of glances at the individual prints until I came to one of Bridgton locomotive no 7 at Edaville The photo appears to be from the Atwood era and likely from 1947 - 1949 The photo very typical of early Edaville operations, one of very few from outside of the Bridgton
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Albion Station Activity i hope this is a good place to ask this question There is a Plymouth gas locomotive with 36 in gauge wheels in the station yard Recently it was given a building to shelter inside
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