Madison RR GP7 hauling a short consist.

People move and so does the railroad.

Bellmore Iron Works

A pair of B&O F7'A's.

Beverwyck Brewery with arched windows.

Four "City Classics's" kits made into one building.

MDC kitbashed caboose.

MDC kitbashed caboose.

Passing the old switch tower.

The first structure added to the layout.

Waiting for their next assignment.

Car is owned by a modeler in the Netherlands.

Exiting the Connetquot Mountain tunnel portal.

Waiting for a clear track.

Being turned on the turntable.

Saladino Seed and Feed.

Moving empty cars.

Precision National Corp. GP7.

Given to me by my students upon my impending retirement from teaching.

Track crew shanty modified.

Moving a loaded boxcar.

Hauling a coal hopper consist.

Placed here for scenic interest.

Hauling freight.

A good place for fishermen and railfans alike.

Looking over my work.

Being loaded with fresh milk bottles.

Recently purchased caboose.

Last train from Mares Hairs.

Boarding his office.

It's old but rolls well.

Never any help when needed.

A good place to watch trains.

The bridge is still pretty strong.

A switching move.

Light traffic.

A dirt road and a paved road.

Now, it serves automobiles.

Waiting for the train to pass.

Has plenty of power.

Photos of the

Madison Railroad

Compressing industries.

Main Street in Connetquot.

Heading for the scrap yard.

An old water main being replaced.

Heading for the mainline.

Vandalized old coach.

Slowly moving a consist.

Crossing the lake.

On the move.

Soon after the break-in period it hauls a consist.  Thanks "Heroes."

Here is a movie being made with a movie crew.

This shack is not served by the railroad.

Here's a closer view of the shack.

Hauling an empty beer reefer.

Shoppers on the move.

Jefferson is in the background.

A closer look at Jefferson.  Note the new billboards on the roofs.

Entering the mainline.

Waiting for a clear track.

New Billboard sign added.

A great place to advertise.

There's always room to promote a business.

Helps to clean a city.

Trains travel around the city.

Everyone can see this sign.

No one was injured.  The cops are there to make a report.

This Precision National Corp. GP7 slowly moves towards the mainline.

A hopper being pushed with a fresh load of feed at the feed mill.

Precision National GP7 slowly passes the switch tower.

A closer view of the previous picture. The engine was kitbashed from an article in Model Railroader magazine.

Hauling a string of empty reefers, GP7 number 6528 slowly makes the curve onto the main line.

A detailed Lehigh Valley Railroad U23B engine waits for a clear track.

A closer view of the previous picture.

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