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Inquiries about this kit can be sent to: THE N SCALE ARCHITECT 48 Kensington Court Hackettstown, NJ 07840 908-684-8478 E-Mail: thenarch@... ... -- The... 		Dave Rutan
srr_guy
Offline Send Email 		Jul 1, 2004
12:26 pm
732
I Finally got around to purchasing a little book which came out recently. The title is 'A Penny a View... an album of postcard views: ...Building the... 		Dave Rutan
srr_guy
Offline Send Email 		Jul 3, 2004
12:49 am
733
I was up in Franklin and in Newton on Wednesday. While I was in Newton I bought a Penny a View, Railroads of Sussez County, Volume 2 and took a look at the... 		tcblunted
Offline Send Email 		Jul 3, 2004
1:04 am
734
Sure thing. In a nutshell, After reaching Franklin in 1870, the Sussex Railroad launched a branch from Hamburg to McAfee (around 1872-73, via trackage rights... 		Dave Rutan
srr_guy
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1:35 am
735
Dave, Where did you find it, and who is the publisher? I want a copy. Thanks MDC ... From: Dave Rutan [mailto:rutan3@...] Sent: Friday, July 02, 2004 8:49... 		Michael DeCarlo
mikedc3
Offline Send Email 		Jul 3, 2004
5:32 am
736
Ditto! : ) (I hate when people do that, but it seemed appropriate in this case.) SJ ... From: Michael DeCarlo [mailto:mikedc3@...] Dave, Where did... 		Steve Jamison
steveola2002
Offline Send Email 		Jul 3, 2004
10:53 am
737
I got my copy in the book store in Newton, The Book Shelf. The publisher is: Historic Preservation Alternatives P.O. Box 824 Newton, NJ 07860 ... -- The First... 		Dave Rutan
srr_guy
Offline Send Email 		Jul 3, 2004
11:04 am
738
Our reading this week comes from the July 2, 1879 issue of the New Jersey Herald Local Affairs Home Items No live stock will be received by the Sussex Railroad... 		Dave Rutan
srr_guy
Offline Send Email 		Jul 5, 2004
2:47 am
739
Good Day - I've seen the cutoff book at a bookstore in the Byram shop rite giant strip mall with a nice selection. Are'nt there 2 volumes on the Sussex... 		Sanginari, Dean
nomonkeybiznus
Offline Send Email 		Jul 6, 2004
2:17 pm
740
Good Day - I've seen the cutoff book at a bookstore in the Byram shop rite giant strip mall with a nice selection. Are'nt there 2 volumes on the Sussex... 		Dave Rutan
srr_guy
Offline Send Email 		Jul 6, 2004
2:35 pm
741
Yes there are two other books. Railroads of Sussex County Vol. One is about 2/3rds Sussex Branch. Then it strays onto the NJ Cut-off. Vol. Two covers the... 		Dave Rutan
srr_guy
Offline Send Email 		Jul 6, 2004
3:03 pm
742
MessageDean, There are 2 earlier volumes on "Railroads of Sussex County". Vol. 1 is nearly all DL&W Sussex Branch, while vol. 2 covers the other lines...mostly... 		Norman Weiler
ndweiler
Offline Send Email 		Jul 6, 2004
3:19 pm
743
Thanks. I may pick those up then. In the cutoff book as I remember, there were virtually no pics of the line as it goes through Hopatcong. ... From: Norman... 		Sanginari, Dean
nomonkeybiznus
Offline Send Email 		Jul 6, 2004
5:01 pm
744
MessageHi Dean, There are no images of Hopatcong in these books either -- probably because it's just barely out of Sussex County. Norm ... From: Sanginari,... 		Norman Weiler
ndweiler
Offline Send Email 		Jul 7, 2004
12:40 am
745
I'm looking for information on typical trains consists for the SB near the end of steam and also around the early 60's. I've already acquired several F&C... 		yardcoolieyahoo@...
yardcoolie
Offline Send Email 		Jul 7, 2004
1:00 pm
746
MessageHi Dean, My mistake -- I thought you were hoping to find a shot of Hopatcong Station in the other books, and that's what I should have said was out of... 		Norman Weiler
ndweiler
Offline Send Email 		Jul 7, 2004
2:05 pm
747
Oh, Ok I see. Thanks Norm. I really have to pick these books up. I thumbed through the Lackawanna Cutoff one a while back, I was surprised it had no pics of... 		Sanginari, Dean
nomonkeybiznus
Offline Send Email 		Jul 7, 2004
3:28 pm
748
Mike, This link might help you out. http://dlw-sussexbranch.com/consist_index.html Dave -- ... -- The First Railroad in Sussex County New Jersey ... 		Dave Rutan
srr_guy
Offline Send Email 		Jul 7, 2004
3:39 pm
749
The information Dave has listed for consists is very interesting. I am surprised there are so few box cars and hoppers shown. I believe there were multiple... 		yardcoolieyahoo@...
yardcoolie
Offline Send Email 		Jul 8, 2004
1:36 pm
750
The bugaboo about that consist list is that it's only from PUBLISHED sources. Apparently the photographers preferred to shoot passenger and milk trains... 		Dave Rutan
srr_guy
Offline Send Email 		Jul 8, 2004
8:55 pm
751
Pictures of cars being unloaded in Newton and/or Netcong would be neat, if any exist. I'm not sure about an index, either way is fine with me. Paul... 		Paul
paulriv_2000
Online Now Send Email 		Jul 8, 2004
9:34 pm
752
Since today was the 38th anniversary of the last Saturday of service, I thought I'd share this poem which I've been saving. It was written by Doctor Reynolds,... 		Dave Rutan
srr_guy
Offline Send Email 		Jul 10, 2004
2:32 am
753
Today marked the 38th anniversary of the last passenger train to leave Branchville, New Jersey. The train consisted of two coaches, a boonton coach #565 and a... 		Dave Rutan
srr_guy
Offline Send Email 		Jul 11, 2004
1:36 am
754
Our reading today comes from the July 23, 1879 issue of the New Jersey Herald On Thursday last a car loaded with lump coal, attached to Conductor Knox's train,... 		Dave Rutan
srr_guy
Offline Send Email 		Jul 26, 2004
12:23 am
755
Oops, should be 125 years ago. -DR ... -- The First Railroad in Sussex County New Jersey http://DLW-SussexBranch.com There is a very fine line between "hobby"... 		Dave Rutan
srr_guy
Offline Send Email 		Jul 26, 2004
1:10 am
756
Forwarded from a friend: -DR Howdy - thought you'd like to know the sussex branches tunnel under the lackawanna cutoff was painted. From the ground up about 8... 		Dave Rutan
srr_guy
Offline Send Email 		Jul 27, 2004
12:03 am
757
FYI: There should be an article running in the Star Ledger soon. Slated to be in NEXT Thursday's edition, it's basically about me, but has some history and... 		Dave Rutan
srr_guy
Offline Send Email 		Jul 31, 2004
12:46 pm
758
This was sent to me and I thought it might make a topic for discussion or 'brainstorming' There are a few spots on the Sussex Branch Trail that definitely... 		Dave Rutan
srr_guy
Offline Send Email 		Aug 3, 2004
2:30 am
759
The NY-NJ Trail Conference has a floating Heavy Maintenance crew that might be interested in helping... 		njbanjo@...
Send Email 		Aug 3, 2004
2:40 am
760
State prison inmates can be used at the Countie's request. They just did brush cutting in Woodstown, Salem County, along the active right of way. They... 		tcblunted
Offline Send Email 		Aug 3, 2004
12:29 pm
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