V&T 4-6-0 No. 25 was always featured prominently in the Beebe & Clegg books, which for many of us were the first exposure to Nevada's famous shortline. Who would have thought it would still run more than 50 years since the railroad's demise, as shown in the link below? (Late night or weekend viewing if you're not a member of Trainorders.com). Today, it operates only occasionally and on a basic train set circle (not even an oval) at the Nevada State Railroad Museum, but it's fine to see it just the same.

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> V&T 4-6-0 No. 25 was always featured
> prominently in the Beebe & Clegg books,
> which for many of us were the first exposure
> to Nevada's famous shortline. Who would have
> thought it would still run more than 50
> years since the railroad's demise, as shown
> in the link below? (Late night or weekend
> viewing if you're not a member of
> Trainorders.com). Today, it operates only
> occasionally and on a basic train set circle
> (not even an oval) at the Nevada State
> Railroad Museum, but it's fine to see it
> just the same.
I happen to be selling a Beebe book on Ebay now.The Trains we Rode VOL 1&2,Ebay item # 3518718560

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