http://www.railwaypreservation.com/vintagetrolley/Issaquah_barn2.jpg A project of the Issaquah Historical Society, the initial phase of the Issaquah Valley Trolley Project introduced weekend trolle
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Good, now pull tracks and make a rail-trail
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So they're gonna keep the trolley on display but not run it? I suppose tracks will get pulled up too? Makes you wonder if insurance is a crock when that happens.
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On 10-16-2020 - 22:55, Bad news folks Wrote: http://www.altamontpress.com/discussion/read.php?1,215662,215662 ------------------------------------------------------- > This is a shame. They investe
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Fred Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I do not see any trolley wire. What does it run on? You can see the trailer in a couple of pix on this page: http://retiredbi
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It has a small generator car attached to provide the 600 volts needed.
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I do not see any trolley wire. What does it run on?
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https://1yfci5yhnwj32rp6f17dt99q-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/16831234_web1_Trolley-wide-ISS-190517-M-1200x800.jpg https://www.issaquahreporter.com/news/issaquah-valley-trolle
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Even if Issaquah didn't have a trolley historically, by having one now it allowed the city to preserve a small section of the BN line through town, which is significant to Issaquah's history. That'
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a bit dismayed Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As an aside, the historical society of another > nearby town, Issaquah, acquired an Italian or > Portuguese trolle
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Caring about railway preservation and proper interpretation of railroad history is a curse and an endless source of angst. I learned through a web search tonight that an unusual electric mining loc
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