Pt 1 of Bakersville Industrail District Local


Title:
Pt 1 of Bakersville Industrail District Local

Description:
Switching out the Bakersville industrial district. The loco for the job is PC GP7 (ex-NH 1202). This is a longer local for the layout and most are shorter then thn one being picked up. The industries being serviced are; Medusa Cement, Steel Mill, Shipping Company,Wood Milling Company, and a Cardboard Company. This division of the Penn Central (although not real) is mainly based off of servicing industries. The division has longer freights running in and out of the yard daily. But mostly to exchange cars with other divisions (e.g. Boston, Hartford, and Selkirk).

Author:
newhavenrr

Tags:
penn, central, new, haven, railroad, ho, scale, shelf, layout, model, railroading,

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