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Portland 2ft. gage

Trainset operating this Memorial Day weekend 2006. The city of Portland has installed a few miles of 2ft. gage track along the waterfront, and they operate steam locomotives from the old Maine 2ft. gage logging railroads some days.
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jay611
I believe the operate steam from the Edaville Railroad, which was not logging, but hauled cranberrys around the SOUTH CARVER property in MASSACHUSETTS.

http://www.edaville.com/
 
Yes that's true Jay611, thank you for reminding me. I do believe the Edaville got all their locomotives and some equipment from the Maine 2 foot gage lines in the first place though.
 

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