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| Author: | Gerry K. [ Wed Oct 21, 1998 9:47 am ] |
| Post subject: | Buildings |
There other day I was pondering museum situations and setups as I was railfanning and this question arose: Are there museums out there that own more than one building that are not situated near each other (i.e. in another town)? Just a thought since most groups that I have encountered have just one central location. (There is a point to this mumble jumble)<p>Thanks for the help,<br>Gerry K.<br> Hottshot65@aol.com |
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| Author: | Erik Ledbetter [ Wed Oct 21, 1998 10:15 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Buildings |
The Minnesota Transportation Museum maintains major operations at five or six completely different sites, some of them separated by dozens of miles. Their website offers full details about the range of their facilities and operations.<p>On a lesser note, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Museum manages the Baltimore Civil War Museum across town (located in the former President Street Station) under contract to the city. Minnesota Transportation Museum eledbetter@mindq.com |
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| Author: | Jack [ Wed Oct 21, 1998 4:02 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Buildings |
The East Troy Electric Railroad Museum maintains buildings at both ends of its line, in the towns of East Troy and Mukwonago, Wisconsin. There is a carbarn and station at each location, which are about 6 miles apart.<br> jftrolley@aol.com |
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| Author: | Jim Lundquist [ Wed Oct 21, 1998 4:17 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Buildings |
The San Diego Railroad Museum ownes and operates the La Mesa Depot and the Campo Depot - maybe 45 miles apart. I can be done.<br> bigjiml@home.com |
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