There is an abandoned roundhouse at East Binghamton, NY, also others at West Lebanon, and Bartlett, NH. I'm not sure if the B&M shops at N. Billerica, MA still are standing or not, but they were probably closer in size to what you're looking for. The former D&H shop complex at Watervliet, NY lies empty and abandoned as well.

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Thank
> you to Erik, Bob, and the countless other
> who literarily give us the opportunity to do
> that every single hour of every single day
> if we so choose.

Thanks for the compliment, T.J.--Hume, Bob, Rob, Boyd and I appreciate it. However, I have to qualify the title of your post. This Web site is just a place to exchange views, news and best practices in our field. The future of preservation is where the work is being done--in the museums and tourist lines, on the trains, in the shop, at the gift store counter, at the information booth, and in the development office. RyPN is secondary--the people who do the work are primary.

But back to the main topic--one can always start by trying to bring them up right--here's my son having a close encounter with BC&G 14 in Gaithersburg this past weekend. Of course, he also has Harold the Helicopter in hand, so maybe he'll end up in aviation preservation...


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Does anyone know what railway this Excursion Train is from? I've never seen or heard of it before, and assume it must be from below the '49.
Thanks in advance


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