Thursday Night Round Robin

T he Cheshire Line, is the layout of Robert Gould, who, interestingly enough, lives on Cheshire Place. The layout is a freelanced layout s...

A view of the river going through the sawmill.    Grandpa's camp on Lake Champlain next to the D&H.  Overhead of work c...

  T he first night photo of 2017 is taken on Friday the 13th of January, on a full moon night, in the rain outside the Green Mountain Ba...

W hile I don't keep up much with manufacturers offerings I don't think anyone's come up with this commercially!   Over...

T his is all my Uncle Paul's 2 rail O scale from his basement in Gloucester MA.  I have been storing all of his equipment and salvagi...

I f you've been keeping up with the sporadic "chapters"  you know I'm a stickler for trying to accurately portray the ...

I 'm full up on buildings and I have enough railroad equipment to populate my layout several times over.  I've been concentrating ...

  W e have visiting royalty this weekend in New England railfan circles! The Norfolk Southern, Norfolk and Western Heritage engine weari...

I was approached by NECR engineer/conductor Ed Ferguson earlier this year about the chances of meeting me during the summer sometime, in...

      Wayne Sittner

O ne of the new locations I got to enjoy while staying with my sister in Wells, Maine was the station on Pan Am in nearby Kennebunk. Bui...

O n April 30th Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, NY had a operation session, here's a few photos.  Port Henry, NY ...

  A nother member of the Norfolk Southern Heritage Locomotive group visited Pan Am Southern (PAS) recently! The ERIE Railroad Heritage ...

I wanted a static grass applicator, $40 or $130??!  I built one for five dollars and 30 minutes of work! Here's the article Build a S...

T hese metal spike barrels were prevalent in the '80's after the ones contained in wooden barrels were used up.  Grandt Line N...