Across the pond.. The East Broad Top Railroad
Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2016 9:39 pm
I've started building the East Broad Top Railroad in Pennsylvania it was one of the first preserved Railroads in the USA, all the locos that worked the line are still there although since 2011 the line has been closed unfortunately. This video will give a better insight.
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I've completed just about 2 miles out of the 4 mile line. It was much longer, with dual gauge at Mt Union where the coal was put it in to standard gauge wagons and handed to the PRR. Almost all the track is still in situ and many wagons to this day but heavily overgrown.
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I've completed just about 2 miles out of the 4 mile line. It was much longer, with dual gauge at Mt Union where the coal was put it in to standard gauge wagons and handed to the PRR. Almost all the track is still in situ and many wagons to this day but heavily overgrown.