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Hi Rooster;
Porter #65, one of the steam locomotives I ran on the Wanamaker, Kempton & Southern tourist railroad (over 43 years ago now), was the principal motive power that hauled building materials for the Safe Harbor hydroelectric project.
Regards, David Meashey
Okay, I know where Holtwood and Conowingo are. Where’s Safe Harbor?
Never heard of that one.
Ken Brunt said:
Okay, I know where Holtwood and Conowingo are. Where’s Safe Harbor?
Never heard of that one.
Just north of Holtwood Ken. Less than halfway to rte 30 (https://www.largescalecentral.com/externals/tinymce/plugins/emoticons/img/smiley-cool.gif)
Ken Brunt said:
Okay, I know where Holtwood and Conowingo are. Where’s Safe Harbor?
Never heard of that one.
Surprised me… hence my deleted comment. I thought you …never mind …
BTW …the LO&S main before the split heading to Quarryville is buried in Lake Octoraro as the RR’s ALWAYS(usually) follow the creeks which in this case became a necessity for modernization and was flooded.
I’ve followed it up to Tweedale before it got to the octoraro, and found a few places north of the lake. Where the Quarryville branch takes off is closer to Fairmount. There’s a lot more evidence of it from Fulton House out to Peach Bottom.