In the last days of the old Interchange, some interesting information about surviving Ohio narrow gauge equipment was posted. Could that author repost those things? My thought is that there has to be a good destination for this stuff east of the Mississippi!

> In the last days of the old Interchange,
> some interesting information about surviving
> Ohio narrow gauge equipment was posted.
> Could that author repost those things? My
> thought is that there has to be a good
> destination for this stuff east of the
> Mississippi!

East Broad Top springs to mind.

Dave

irondave@bellsouth.net

To the gentleman who asked about the narrow gauge carbodies in Ohio-

I'm the one that posted this info. It would be a whole lot easier for me to send the specific details to you via email than posting it here though. However, the basic gist is this: a Bellaire, Zanesville & Cinncinati caboose
near Caldwell, Ohio, off Route 78; a BZ&C/ OR&W combine near the Monroe/ Noble County border on Route 78; and a coach at Woodsfield, Ohio. I have pictures of all of these, if I could just figure how to post them on the site...........

T.J.G.

> East Broad Top springs to mind.

> Dave


Port Huron Museum
peremarquette@hotmail.com

> In the last days of the old Interchange,
> some interesting information about surviving
> Ohio narrow gauge equipment was posted.
> Could that author repost those things? My
> thought is that there has to be a good
> destination for this stuff east of the
> Mississippi!

How about us at the Hesston Steam Museum?
We have a 2 1/2 mile 3 & 2' railroad.
Ted Rita


http://www.hesston.org
trita3361@yahoo.com