21M øf li - forum. wwfry. org 21M øf liìi Sep 15 07 10:21p Allan Fisher 207-563-2516 p 1 Internal Revenue Service Date: February 27, 2007
ROW owned by WWF Ry museum ROW owned by WWF Ry museum The answer gets a little complicated When Harry bought the WW F assets in 1985, he bought about 60% of the right of way Between that time and when he died in 2001, he would occasionally sell off a piece to an abutter, probably with an easement which would allow the railroad to come through Before he died, he deeded most of the right of way that he owned to the
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B SR boxcar 56 - forum. wwfry. org Ownership of B SR boxcar 56 has been transferred from Maine Narrow Gauge to the WW F A crew went down to Portland last week to clean out and stabilize the car for the truck trip up to Sheepscot Car 56 was one of two B SR boxcars equipped with additional side doors windows to move cattle The plan is to restore 56 to the car's original B SR condition at some point in the future after the
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Another Tank Car Another Tank Car The Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad was at Nevada City, California until 1942 Today it is remembered by the Nevada County Railroad Museum They had several tank cars The #187 tank was used a local gas station after the railroad was abandoned in 1942 The museum built a new flat car for the tank about 20 years ago Now another iron tank has turned up a few miles from the
March 2026 work reports March 2026 work reports Work done on Saturday March 7: * Loco 9 - Earl and Jason were discussing a part he's working on * Loco 10 - Dan led a group cutting some steel for brackets to stand on on either end of the loco; then the steel was bent He was talking about drilling holes when I left * ML M Loco 11 - A group removed the rod from the brake rigging that broke from under the engine * WW
NERAIL - forum. wwfry. org For members who don't live near the museum, NERail provides a wonderful way to follow the museum's progress I'm always happy when someone posts new photos, regardless of quality I get to see what's new at the museum And aside from my own photos, I think most of what's been posted has been very good quality Bill Brian Murphyreplied: Quote