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<strong>Troy's Caboose:</strong> On its side the caboose was trucked from Wilton Scenic Rails in Greenville, NH to New England Southern Rails in Concord, NH. Movement on the rails would have been easier but issues with the originating railroad prevented a smooth railmove. The move was 49.5 miles. Cost $3,200 to move. The caboose was originally B&M C102 then renumbered 487 and had been retired for four years before it was purchased off of Ebay. Thanks to George Kenson for use of these photos!
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Troy's Caboose: On its side the caboose was trucked from Wilton Scenic Rails in Greenville, NH to New England Southern Rails in Concord, NH. Movement on the rails would have been easier but issues with the originating railroad prevented a smooth railmove. The move was 49.5 miles. Cost $3,200 to move. The caboose was originally B&M C102 then renumbered 487 and had been retired for four years before it was purchased off of Ebay. Thanks to George Kenson for use of these photos!

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  • <strong>Lake View:</strong> Along the Lake
  • <strong>Arriving At Northfield, NH</strong> Home of the caboose train here is the freighthouse at Northfield,NH.
  • <strong>At Ashland:</strong> Motorcars stop at the Ashland Station during the Motorcar weekend. Thanks to George Kenson for use of these pictures!
  • <strong>Finally! On Friendly Rails:</strong> Troy's Caboose is finally on the friendly rails of Peter's New England Southern Railroad In Concord, NH. Here some renovations will begin before its trip north to Tilton that was in early December.
  • <strong>Caboose Park In Tilton:</strong> Northfield Freight House
  • <strong>Troy's Caboose:</strong> On its side the caboose was trucked from Wilton Scenic Rails in Greenville, NH to New England Southern Rails in Concord, NH. Movement on the rails would have been easier but issues with the originating railroad prevented a smooth railmove. The move was 49.5 miles. Cost $3,200 to move. The caboose was originally B&M C102 then renumbered 487 and had been retired for four years before it was purchased off of Ebay. Thanks to George Kenson for use of these photos!
  • <strong>OOOOOPPPPSSS!:</strong> Of course nothing is easy. The caboose is dropped on its steps during the movement from the truck flat to the tracks. G Kenson photos
  • <strong>On Its Trucks:</strong> Caboose Is lifted onto its trucks Photo by George Kenson
  • <strong>Trucks are planted on the tracks:</strong> The caboose's trucks are carefully set on the tracks as Troy holds his breath. George Kenson Photo
  • <strong>Looking back:</strong> View Looking Back On The Curve
  • <strong>One Beautiful Station:</strong> Ashland Station in Ashland, NH a real gem! Here the caboose train passes on a warm summers day. Photo G Kenson
  • Campton, NH: Passes Covered Bridge In Campton On A Slick Day photo by George Kenson
  • Over The River: Caboose Train Over The River On The HOBO RR photo by George Kenson
  • Caboose Train In The Snow: Last Caboose Train Of The Year photo by George Kenson
  • Ashland Area: Caboose Train Along The 93 Exit In Ashland Area
  • Caboose Train Breaks A Crossing: Last Caboose Train Of The Year Breaks The Crossing. Thanks to George Kenson for use of the pictues!
  • CP Caboose On The Rear: Caboose Train
  • Caboose Train: Hobo RR pulls The Caboose Train photo by George Kenson
  • <strong>View Ahead:</strong> Clear View Ahead From The Cupola
  • <strong>Leaving Tilton:</strong> Caboose Train Leaves Tilton phoyo by G Kenson
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