
NEW SINCE LAST UPDATE
RAILROAD HISTORY & PRESERVATION: Eastern Narrow & Standard Gauge
INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY: Coal, Iron & Steel
MODEL RAILROADING: Information for Eastern Narrow Gauge Modelers
Interstate Commerce Commission Valuation Maps for the East Broad Top RR Now Available Online!
Stay up to date on the B&SGE at "A New Home for the Blacklog & Shade Gap Eastern," a BLOG about my new model railroad layout under construction.
East Broad Top Railroad Restoration Progress - get an update at the Friends of the EBT website.
The East Broad Top Railroad & Coal Company - Images, video clips & historical narrative of Pennsylvania's historical narrow gauge steam railroad still operating on its original trackage
Friends of the East Broad Top - Non-profit historical society dedicated to preserving and restoring the East Broad Top Railroad
Read about the FEBT's restoration campaigns at http://www.febt.org/Restore
East Broad Top Railroad Valuation Maps - From Rails and Trails Transportation History Sources.
East Broad Top Webring - Check out other web sites related to the East Broad Top Railroad.
Historical Post Card Images - Post Card images of early railroad scenes in Pennsylvania
The Georges Creek Railroad - Early Western Maryland Coal Shortline
Links to Other Sites Related to Railroad History & Preservation:
The Rockhill Iron & Coal Company - History, Maps, Photos of EBT's Parent Company
The Rockhill Furnaces
Robertsdale
Woodvale
"An 1870's Iron Making Primer" - Gives you the "essentials" of how iron was made in the Nineteenth Century
The Mount Savage Locomotive Shops - Home Built Locomotives for the Cumberland & Pennsylvania RR
The Mount Savage Iron Works - Source of the First American Iron Rails
East Broad Top Model RR Kits Out of Service Pending Overhaul
Links to Manufacturers of East Broad Top Related Kits
EBT herald graphic on this website used with kind permission of the East Broad Top Railroad.
The Blacklog & Shade Gap Eastern - My Historical Freelance Narrow Gauge Model RR
The National Model Railroad Association - I recommend joining the NMRA to get the maximum benefit from the Model Railroading hobby

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