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Coming back from the train show in Columbus, we stopped at a little town to have a look. Found a cool old depot and a couple of cabooses.


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Nice photos Jerry. Looks like good modeling material. Is that you standing on the caboose?
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Nice photos Jerry. Looks like good modeling material. Is that you standing on the caboose?

Originally posted by Barry - January 18 2015 :  12:41:46 PM



Yep Barry that's me. Easily mistaken for a hobo

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someone stuck a Sunoco sticker on one of the arms on the signal
& you missed out on getting a pic of the ex-Seaboard System grain hopper!

real cool station & cabooses
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Nice find. Is it still in use?
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Nice find. Is it still in use?

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It's been restored but not in use as a passenger depot anymore. The rail line is still used for some shippers, and runs on to Nelsonville (about a 45 min drive) before it ends. There is a tourist railroad based in Nelsonville, the Hocking Valley RR.

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quote:
Nice find. Is it still in use?

Originally posted by kovacste000 - January 18 2015 :  3:33:57 PM



It's been restored but not in use as a passenger depot anymore. The rail line is still used for some shippers, and runs on to Nelsonville (about a 45 min drive) before it ends. There is a tourist railroad based in Nelsonville, the Hocking Valley RR.

Originally posted by JNXT 7707 - January 18 2015 :  9:29:47 PM

Oh, okay.Very nice. It would be pretty neat to model that location, especially since I already know where to get the cabooses and grain elevator right off the bat. Ah, maybe.

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