GN Single Span Stone Arch Bridge - HO

GN Single Span Stone Arch Bridge - HOSingle span Stone Arch Bridge This forty foot long single arch Stone Bridge, with stone wing walls is a model of a Great Northern Railway structure near Nora Minnesota on the line between St. Cloud and Hinkley. This line was built in 1882. Unlike the Pennsylvania Railroad, stone arch bridges were not common on the Great Northern. Stone arch bridges were used where a ready supply of stone was available. They were permanent structures with very low

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He met with Marcus Daley

Station name boards were always white with black lettering and black trim along the edges

X – 577 through X – 601 were built 1925

except for a few lost in wrecks

while the conductor watched the track behind the train for drag marks or cut ties which indicated some problem with the train

funding many worthy projects to preserve and/or restore former Great Northern property and artifacts

5 couplers and draft gear boxes to complete the model

Small railroad structures such as the subject of this kit often ended their useful lives by being converted into maintenance sheds

This lot of cars were the first solid bottom steel gondolas purchased by Great Northern

X 637 through X 749 were built 1927 – 1930

This fact prompted an application letter