Pennsylvania Railroad WebRing

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The Pennsylvania Railroad WebRing honors the railroad that was "The Standard Railroad of the World." The WebRing encourages prototypical, model, historical and railfan websites to participate. Anyone who appreciates this marvel of the industrial age, or just loves trains, is welcome to join.

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John W. Barriger: Rail Historian and Railfan Preview — Go
Short biography of an amazing man who ran several railroads, was both a rail historian and a railfan, and proposed many new ideas for railroads.

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Railroads and Transit in Philadelphia Preview — Go
A collection of articles about Railroads and Transit in Philadelphia. The nation's fourth-largest metropolitan area boasts its third-largest commuter rail network (after New York and Chicago). SEPTA is an amalgam of the suburban services of the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Reading Company.

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Chuck Conner's N Scale Model Railroad. Preview — Go
Never ending chronicle of my N scale model railroad. Ontrolled by a Digitrax Chief DCC System and made from Kato Unitrack.

Steam Locomotives Preview — Go
Photographs of Steam Locomotives which I took from 1930 to 1947. Most of the engines are on the PRR. The photos are continued on http://www.geocities.com/gerryf.geo/loco2.html

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Gerald's Railroads Of New Jersey Preview — Go
Welcome aboard Gerald's Railroads Of New Jersey! Everything from photos to histories to maps of the current use of the former Pennsylvania Railroad trackage. All related to railroads in the Garden State! Always updated, so hop aboard today!

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Crestline PRR Engine Facility Preview — Go
This site is a chronicle of the PRR engine facilities at Crestline, Ohio. It contains both historic and current photographs, track chart, and other PRR documents, as well as a history of the facilities from its construction in 1918-20 through its closing c. 1968, when the Pennsylvania Railroad and the New York Central merged

Railfans Is Us Preview — Go
Pictures from 35 years of railfanning.

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Adrian's Model Railroad Site Preview — Go
HO model railroad site.

webfoot3 Preview — Go
A personal page with a slant to trains as a railfan. Free custom e-mail and many book and resource links. Page always growing; it's becoming an obsession.

Tren de Cotito Preview — Go
Tren Lionel Escala 0 de Postguerra y su Maqueta.