Photo by Joel Hawthorn.
What will it take to save the last operational logging railroad in the US? The Peninsular Railway and Lumberman’s Museum, a new nonprofit organization, has formed to save the Simpson Railroad, and President Josh Kaivo joins us to share what it will take to turn it into a tourist railroad!
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my favorite Logging Railroad would be the West side Lumber company of California Because they Stick with steam Longer then what the Other Logging Railroads had when they switched to Diesels in the 1950’s and also there are Several WS shays preserved thru out the Country and its amazing to see a Shay at work with all its Gears in motion.
Looking for pics of the log dump on lake nahwatzel wa. Let me know if you have any for sale?