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The propose of this group is to capture and archive the email list for the Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines Historical Society. No posts originate here. See http://www.prslhs.com to join the PRSLHS and the emailing list there.
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Essington Ramada Train Show Mar 4th
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from Railserve: Essington Train Meet 100 tables of trains and toys. 8a-1p. Admission $5. Under 12 free. For tables, call Ken 610-876-2370. Ramada Inn; 76 Industrial Highway (one block off I-95); Essington, PA 19029 (March 4) Link w/o date: [link] Google is your friend!... more »
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DON'T CLICK ON THAT!!!!
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Westville Cut -Off Tour
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Partly Sunny, Saturday. 30% Chance of Rain Saturday night. 40% Sunday & Sunday Night. Mid to upper 40's throughout. Cranky
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Invitation
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Invitation to all for the West Jersey Chapter NRHS meeting that is in Haddon Heights at the Borough Hall on Station Avenue for Monday 1/16 beginning at 7:30 PM. Member Fred Ciocciola will present a program about the Army-Navy game special trains. Fred began taking pictures of them in 1962 and covered many subsequent years until the end. These trains were assigned some equipment from other railroads and you might see some PRSL P70 coaches in the mix.... more »
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Observation car
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I talked to the general manager years ago and asked him that question. Trying to clear the cobwebs from my memory, I seem to remember that he said it was a rebuilt coach from the Pennsy, but I wouldn't swear to it. If this isn't accurate, hope somebody does have the straight story. I don't remember if he said if the W&W did the work.... more »
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{Rails Around South Jersey Vol. 2} Where is this? (Photos)
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Ed Sheilds was a Frankford Depot rail operator for Philadelphia Transportation Co. He ran Rte. 66, both trolley and trackless. He was the operator of the last car on Rte. 66 the day after the end of regular service. He was also an early and active member of the trolley museum in its various locations. At Buckingham in the mid 197os, he... more »
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Mike A's second book
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I think we have to differentiate between the hobby and business aspect when talking about photos, credits and their commercial use. If individuals want to belong to a group and share common interests in something from the past, what better way than circulating photos that were possibly rare in the first... more »
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