Good webpage on the House of David RR, a 15-inch gauge operation at a religious commune in Michigan. These trains were used to haul their crops as well as people. Began with Cagney 4-4-0s, but they later built their own engines.

http://www.israelitehouseofdavid.org/train.html
ryarger@rypn.org

To see and learn more about us (engine 901) go to www.nworrp.org I don't know if the link will work.

http://www.nowrrp.org
dphend@wcnet.org

Anyone know what happened to the rest of the engines?

Lake Central Rail Tours
webmaster@lakecentralrailtours.com

> Anyone know what happened to the rest of
> the engines?

I believe the last locos are still on the property. Grand Scales Quarterly had an article on the HoD RR a year or so back.

The South Carolina Railroad Museum
mconrad@copuzone.net

> Anyone know what happened to the rest of
> the engines?

I believe the last locos are still on the property. Grand Scales Quarterly had an article on the HoD RR a year or so back.

The South Carolina Railroad Museum
mconrad@copuzone.net

i have an album full of scale locomotives on post cards. The House of David is well represented.

They took the old steam engines and shrouded them just as they streamlined the real ones in the 1930s.

Ted Miles

ted_miles@nps.gov