A historical train caboose was moved Thursday morning from a private home to its new home at Longswamp Township Park where it will sit next to historical society’s future museum and headquarters.

He then spent another $2,000 getting the 52,000-pound caboose home. ... Deregulation in the 1980s and technology brought the end to the need for trains to have cabooses. Now, railroad tracks have ...

The hope is to raise $20,061 for the caboose and her transport to Manchester. The caboose was made in August 1942 and was ...

On Saturdays, Bald Knob's restored rail depot can be as bustling as it was back when trains still stopped here during the ...

Although it looks unchanged on the outside, this WP 434 train caboose built in 1955 is now a gorgeous tiny house. ... Luckily, this gorgeous train caboose tiny home is open to everyone.

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The caboose was manufactured for the N&W Railroad by the International Car Co. in Kenton and weighed in at 50,500 pounds, Holtshouse said. It was operated primarily in N&W's Scioto Division ...

This was the first of many “magical” things Fowler says she’s experienced since the caboose came into her life. The 300-square-foot car was part of the former Maine Central Railroad from the 1930s ...

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