Guys...you've all got me chomping at the bit to see this footage!!!

Kurt, how does one get to see archived footage or pictures at the Railroad Museum? This is footage I simply MUST see.

By the way Kurt, your Wawa and Concordville article in THE HIGH LINE touched my father's heart. On page 16, there is a picture of a family looking out of the rear of one of the Wawa and Concordvilles Boxcar/coaches. That is my family. I thought it was, when I first saw it. But the people are in shadows and are not all that clear. I had bought several copies of it when it hit the newsstands, (one each for my two friends who have railfanned it in recent years, and one for my father). Anyway, as soon as I showed it to him, he confirmed it was indeed us. My father and older brother are furthest away, and my mother and me, (who is almost completely enveloped in a shadow) are behind them. I think it particularly touched my father's heart, because my older brother passed away, many years ago, and just seeing a picture of us all out enjoying ourselves really did him good. We had all been the the W7C many times, during the two years it operated, (and several times after to view the equiptment in the next few years), and we all had many fond memories of it! So thank you!!

Also, Kurt....based on your writings, am I correct in assuming that the Warren Tank car is STILL buried at the station site?

Paul