We had an excellent turnout. Weather was nice. Colors not yet at peak, but coming in well. Sold 677 train tickets (vs 599 last year) plus a few presales not picked up. Don’t know the

Hi, How were the fall color trains this year? Was there a good turnout?Andy

A work in progress for Deerfield River Laser is the 32 foot ET&WNC box car. Bill Miller

I just hope someday, someone makes a On3/On30 scale ET boxcar, as nothing out there really looks right. ---In Tweetsie@..., <tweetsie@...> wrote: For those of you interested in ET&WNC modeling in HOn3

For those of you interested in ET&WNC modeling in HOn3 the Train and Trooper ET&WNC 32 foot box cars laser cut kits are still on the project list by Mount Blue Model company the people who cut the

Hey guys me again. At our last convention we were talking about getting the history out there not just the written history but the oral or spoken history. So in my attempt at finding some stories of

I would definitely like to see it and if you could write me a little note about it I would love to include that in my article. And please include your full name so I can give credit where credit is

I have a b/w drawing I did for a Christmas card back in the 90s, of a mixed train sitting at Cranberry with a kid sitting in a coach, at night. Would you like to see that? I think i have the drawing

Hey Group. If you are a part of ET WNC Historical Society, then you have received your ET Times. Now this is what I'm thinking.... I'm coming up with some ideas for the winter issue and was

Just got the ET news today and it made mention of the lantern project, as if the lanterns were coming soon. Any updates on this? I know I put my name in on this and I am just waiting to hear where to

Hey gang, I’ve been remiss in not getting it posted sooner, but the annual fall color day is next Sunday, Oct 20th. Now officially “Fall Family Fun Day”. Train rides (with our own

Don't forget to search for "Linville River Railroad" as well ... Pete Jobusch

I don't know if this item came through this site some time back, but the Jackson and Sharp photo archive has been digitized. Quick route: go to Bing and enter , <Delaware Heritage Collection>; take

Hi Don - Both of your messages..... your initial intro and now this one....... have shown up in my inbox today. I'm not sure why the first one floated around in cyberspace for several days. Maybe

Hey guys, It's me, Don Coker, not John, in the flesh. Wow, brother Ray, thanks for the endorsement! Well, I am a newbie to this group, but a member of many others. After I posted my painting to ebay

Don Coker is from Georgia, lives about a mile from me. Great artist with an unusual range of talent and interests. Contact info here: http://www.doncokerart.com/blog/ Ray

Just to add a bit more to the thread. You can see Don Coker at http://doncokerart.wix.com/art#!railroad-art I reached out to him regarding this particular painting. He responded that this is an

Hey guys, I am Don Coker, newbie to this list and the artist that did the current Tweetsie painting on ebay. The Tweetsie list is one of the few that I was not a member of, so when Rick Perry

Ya'll, The painting is by DON Coker, not John Coker. No relation. Don is a former newspaper artist/art director(was down sized a few years ago), lives in Columbus Ga not far from list member Ray