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17523
Traction modelers and transit fans: A reminder, In less than five days, on May 5 and 6, 2006: The Boston Chapter of the NRHS will once again be hosting the...
Kevin T. Farrell
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May 1, 2006
11:28 am
17524
One wonders why they are taking a bus and not the train......
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maineguy1979
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May 1, 2006
3:20 pm
17525
Hi: The bus picks you up at the hotel and takes you there in 1 and half hours. You get 4 hours at the Museum and then the bus drops you off at the airport in...
Kevin T. Farrell
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May 1, 2006
3:36 pm
17526
My GP9's are all bicentennial scheme and my GP7 is 1557 bicentennial, all are P2K's that I painted and I am considering placing sound decoders in them. My very...
Alan Clark
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May 1, 2006
4:21 pm
17527
My best guess for the FTs would be that they had a Leslie A200. I think some of them actually had two, one facing forward and one facing the rear. I would say...
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maineguy1979
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May 1, 2006
4:38 pm
17528
Folks... I found one last older B&M Bulletin issue to get rid of. The Summer 1976 (hard to believe it's been 30 YEARS!!!), "North Country" issue is listed on...
Scott J. Whitney
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May 1, 2006
10:38 pm
17529
JSH: We had a discussion a few months back about bridge abutments. I was walking on the old Manchester & Keene line, and saw a typical abutment of the era...
surrygoldmine
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May 2, 2006
1:07 am
17530
"surrygoldmine" <surrygoldmine@...> wrote: I was walking on the old Manchester & Keene line, and saw a typical abutment of the era ,made of granite blocks. It...
jshorvath10583
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May 2, 2006
1:25 am
17531
Possible, too, that they are on wood pilings driven in clusters to their point of refusal (or bedrock) using a crude pile driver. Have you ever seen "Bridge on...
John Alan Roderick
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May 2, 2006
1:35 am
17532
Kind of off topic, but when the Manchester-Keene joined the Cheshire line at Keene, it joined it from the SOUTH side of the Cheshire. In order to lose height...
David Lamson
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May 2, 2006
2:56 am
17533
JSH: Whats the scientific definition of bedrock? Is it possible also that the stones of the abutment could have been laid on anything besides the bedrock or...
Joseph Romano
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May 2, 2006
8:33 pm
17534
How were fills and cuts built? Two words... Cheap labor. I suppose there are cases where large glacial erratics may have served as suitable bases, but bedrock...
John Alan Roderick
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May 2, 2006
9:00 pm
17535
Actually, to "Cheap labor", I would add "private enterprise" and "small government". These, too, contributed to rapid completion. Look at Starrucca Viaduct. It...
John Alan Roderick
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May 2, 2006
9:09 pm
17536
A very nice arch exists at Webb, just a stones throw off Rt 12 south of Keen, NH. _http://docs.unh.edu/NH/mond36nw.jpg_ (http://docs.unh.edu/NH/mond36nw.jpg) ...
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May 2, 2006
9:46 pm
17537
I wonder how many lives were lost on that project....
Winford Nowell
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May 3, 2006
11:34 am
17538
... Hmmm. That's a good question. Is it posed as a rhetorical inquiry? Check this site out... http://www.catskillarchive.com/rrextra/erstaruc.Html They make no...
johnalan132
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May 3, 2006
3:16 pm
17539
Is there any known pictures of them constructing the Fitchburg or Cheshire Railroads? I know this would be cutting it close to when the camera was...
Joseph Romano
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May 3, 2006
9:00 pm
17540
I vaguely recall reading somewhere (maybe on the PA historic site plaque on location) that NO lives were lost building this viaduct. I also recall that this...
Brian Jennison
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May 4, 2006
10:26 am
17541
Indeed, the Concord RR's Concord, NH depot was constructed WITHOUT the use ... "the Concord RR's Concord, NH depot" -- Are you talking about that huge brick...
Doug Drew
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May 4, 2006
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17542
In a message dated 5/2/2006 5:10:16 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, rodericks@... writes: Indeed, the Concord RR's Concord, NH depot was constructed WITHOUT...
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May 4, 2006
2:03 pm
17543
Roy: While I cannot cite the specific source, I do distinctly remember seeing it somewhere. I BELIEVE it was on NH Public TV--probably NH Crossroads or some ...
John Alan Roderick
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May 4, 2006
6:35 pm
17544
The other day I was asked about the branch. I know that the branch used in later days was part of the New Haven's Canal Line. Where did the origional B&M line...
bm4110
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May 6, 2006
2:45 am
17545
The B&M line departed from the Fitch on the north other side of the river from the yard. Recall that there is a spur to a scrap yard there. That is the...
Scott J. Whitney
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May 6, 2006
4:21 am
17546
(I've posted this to some lists before so it may seem familiar) A couple I know from Springfield, VT (who regularly deal in postcards only) came by way of a...
Scott J. Whitney
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May 6, 2006
11:54 am
17547
... crystals. It's what geologists refer to as the "fundamental earth material" as it's created naturally and comprises the vast majority of planet Earth. We...
jshorvath10583
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May 6, 2006
8:47 pm
17548
The B&M left the main by the junkyard, crossed Montague City road and then crossed the river via the island you can see from the highway bridge, and then...
nhchoochoo
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May 7, 2006
1:57 am
17549
Came across this video clip: http://www.postalmuseum.si.edu/exhibits/2c1b_4_mailcrane_movie.html Not B&M per se as best as I can tell but it made me think how...
jshorvath10583
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May 7, 2006
3:06 pm
17550
I think St.Albans & Springfield would be the last one, John. The Ambassadors, Montrealer and Washingtonian were all annulled just before Labor Day, 1966. What...
John Hutchins
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May 7, 2006
5:03 pm
17551
http://www.uprr.com/aboutup/excurs/trace.cfm?extLat=25&cLat=30.2766240438&cLon=-98.0207417806 For those of you living outside new england in colorado new...
Alan Clark
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May 7, 2006
5:23 pm
17552
This is how they demonstrate it in England........http://www.dapsites.com/pictures/video.htm ....... Third video down........ This was done twice in a mile on...
David Lamson
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May 7, 2006
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