I don't have any pictures since the closest Narrow Gauge to me is either the EBT or Cass.
That would be the EBT--Cass is standard gauge
The New Jersey Museum of Transportation has some narrow gauge--a Quincy and Torch Lake 2-8-0(outside frame, unrestored), an Ely-Thomas Shay, and a few other pieces of equipment(I've never been there, just heard about it).
The Connecticut Antique Tractor Association(or something like that) has a 3-foot-gauge 2-4-2 from Hawaii with a few D&RGW gondolas on a short track, along with a display of an Argent Lumber Company 2-8-0--somewhere else I wish to visit at some point.
The Hesston Steam Museum in Hesston, Indiana(northwestern) has the Shay that ran on the Rio Grande Southern, along with a large 2-foot-gauge collection. I've never been there, EITHER(though I have been within five miles of it....), but I hear it's really cool.
I believe there's some more that I've missed--anyone care to fill in the blanks?
trainzsam said:
Yes I saw one of Yosemotie's (Did I spell that right?) (Yosemite - Robbie)shays, I watched that thing come a roarin' up that grade, and I'll never forget it! Before that I disliked shays, but now I'm a devoted shay fan. (I have yet to get a shay model however... they're just too darn expensive in HOn3) But how I would have loved to have gotten a cab ride! I'll have to go back someday.
Sam
It was quite awesome--I only rode upgrade, but that was the fantastically cool part. Being oil-fired, the fireman pretty much just sat, other than opening/closing the injector. It was LOUD! I also got a cab ride on/off the turntable in the Western Maryland's 2-8-0, but that was a LONG time ago and, being standard gauge, a bit boring!
