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46 Comments

Reply rqnbwizmi
04:50 PM on February 21, 2013 
a first company filing home slow the are ÿþ
Reply j gesser
02:44 PM on November 26, 2012 
Reply David Whikehart
02:46 AM on October 08, 2012 

Lived in Hollidaysburg from 1953 to 1958. Saw the last of steam in the Altoona - Hollidaysburg area. Even rode an L-1 around the Hollidaysburg yards.

Reply Sandra Rhyne
10:25 AM on June 26, 2012 

Very Interesting Site.  Wonderful collection of History!  Thank you for sharing!

Reply Martin Boyask
10:18 AM on May 20, 2012 

Great web site. I do a lot of custom painting of HO brass, and this site is invaluable.


MB (Editor NMRA British REgion)

Reply Michael Walters
07:23 PM on April 29, 2012 

Thanks for your contribution to preserving our American history. My Grandfather worked in the Altoona shop as a carpenter. back in the early 1900s.

Reply Les
08:55 PM on February 29, 2012 

So much to look at so I'll have to come back often.

Reply Ray
10:53 AM on February 20, 2012 

What a great site. I look forward to lookiung for new additions.

Reply Brett
01:24 AM on December 04, 2011 

Bill-Your website is Amazing-to say the least-dedication is a rare thing these days-I will be contacting you for some photos-especially my GG1's-have 2 in o scale-and the postwar turbine is a great smoker and runner-now, I just need to start a platform-sitting in the boxes is no fun-I do have a pioneer postcard of the horsehoe curve(no division on the back)-loco in the right corner looks to be 1880's-90's-had it for years-i will find the scan and send-may be the 1st postcard!-Keep it tuscan, Brett the vet

Reply Bill
03:01 PM on September 04, 2011 

Hi Dave, just let me know which photos yu want buy the E.number or photo numbe. Your price each for 8 x 10 glossy prints $4.00. I will deliver. Thanks, Bill