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Monthly Archives: November 2013
An advantage of N scale
With our recent slow down on actually building the Keeney Creek shifter, I have been looking at some N scale modules to see what others have been doing. I thought I would share a recent find and point out the … Continue reading
Keeney Creek update
Progress on the Keeney Creek branch is at a standstill. We are currently playing phone tag with C&O Historical Society on the valuation maps for Keeney Creek branch. Why is so important to get these? Well for one, it appears … Continue reading
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Keeney Creek: A Trickle of Information
While at the latest train show in Timonium, Maryland, Graham and I stopped at the booth of TLC Publishing, Inc. and spoke with Thomas Dixon, Jr. . He was a great help in providing information about contacting the C&O Historical … Continue reading
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