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6 days ago · The caboose is a PRR Class ND cabin car built on April 4, 1905, with a Series Number of 485994. It received United States Safety Appliances Standard at Pitcairn on April 26, 1913. From the old records, the car was not marked as destroyed, so was still in service on that date.
3 days ago · Red Caboose Motel - Ronks (Lancaster County) The history of the Red Caboose Motel begins with the 1969 purchase of nineteen surplus cabooses from the Pennsylvania Railroad. A year later, the cabooses had been transformed into the Red Caboose Motel & Restaurant.
5 days ago · Fast forward to today, and the Red Caboose is still providing guests with the experience of spending the night in converted train cars! And when guests/passengers are hungry, they can visit the motel restaurant that sits inside two old Pennsylvania Railroad dining cars.
4 days ago · The abandoned Borscht Belt in New York's Catskills, a former Jewish vacationland, is home to memories of a former respite from city life.
3 days ago · I visited the railroad museum at Wilson NY in the late 1970s, and a NYC wood caboose was parked nearby. BR&P made mention of it above. A look at maps.live.com satellite photo shows it's still there, south of the village along Rt.425.
5 days ago · I was curious to know when the New York Central RR started painting their cabooses a light green. I also noticed on the Fallen Flags website, some cabooses that looked blue - was that a color photo fading out over time, or did they actually have blue cabooses as well as the light green?
4 days ago · Reserve a table at Red Coach Inn Restaurant, Niagara Falls on Tripadvisor: See 1,755 unbiased reviews of Red Coach Inn Restaurant, rated 4.0 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #11 of 194 restaurants in Niagara Falls.
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