ICS-104170 (RP427) |
Caption: EDAVILLE R.R. No.8. The biggest little engine on the 2 ft. gauge Edaville R.R. in South Carver, Mass. This 38 ton Baldwin product was originally built for the Bridgton & Saco River R.R. up in Maine. No. 8 as shown here is hauling a train load of holiday passengers through the Christmas Wonderland at Edaville.
Photographer: Skip Clark
Published: Audio Visual Design |
137496 (JG-107) |
Caption: J.D. HILLIARD Steamer No. 3.
Built by the Amoskeag Locomotive Works in Manchester, N.H. in 1878, builders No. 693. The engine was built for Provincetown, Mass., and was the only steam fire engine used by a fire department on Cape Cod. The engine is owned by the National Fire Museum, Inc. of Newton, Mass., and on display at the Edaville R.R. Museum.
Photographer: Norton D. Clark
Published: Audio Visual Design |
139506 |
Caption: EDAVILLE RAILROAD. South Carver, Mass. Engine No. 3 hauling a train load of passengers through the snow to see the many Christmas displays and lights for which Edaville is famous.
Photographer: Skip Clark
Published: Audio Visual Design |
140259 (RP540) |
Caption: EDAVILLE R.R. Locomotive #7 pulling out onto the main line to start its daily task of carrying people through the Christmas wonderland at Edaville. Each year from November to January, Edaville is decorated for the Christmas Season with hundreds of lights and displays. Engine No. 7 is one of 5 locomotives used to haul the trains over a 5½ mile route on the Edaville R.R., South Carver, Mass.
Photographer: N. D. Clark
Published: Audio Visual Design |
140260 (RP541) |
Caption: EDAVILLE R.R. Engine No. 7 with her train traveling through the cranberry bogs at Edaville in South Carver, Mass. No. 7 is one of 5 operating 2 foot gauge locomotives at Edaville. Originally built by the Baldwin Locomotive Co. in 1913 for the Bridgeton & Saco River R. R. up in Maine, it was saved by Ellis D. Atwood along with sister engine No. 8 and brought to Edaville in 1946. Here it has been running on a 5½ mile line, and is maintained better than when it worked up in Maine.
Photographer: N. D. Clark.
Published: Audio Visual Design |
163323 |
Caption: EDAVILLE RAILROAD. South Carver, Mass. No. 8 passenger train touring the world's largest cranberry plantation during harvest time.
Published: Audio Visual Design |
163324 |
Caption: A spectacular sight of one of the nation's largest Christmas displays at the Edaville Railroad, South Carver, Mass.
Published: Audio Visual Design |
CP38 (139498) |
Caption: 1907 Stanley Steamer. On display at Edaville Railroad, South Carver, Mass. September 1964.
Photographer: N. D. Clark
Published: Audio Visual Design |
CP44 |
Caption: 1925 PACKARD. A four door touring car, shown at the Edaville Railroad in South Carver, Mass., September 20, 1964.
Photographer: N. D. Clark
Published: Audio Visual Design |
XP255 |
Caption: A spectacular sight of one of the nation's largest Christmas displays at the Edaville Railroad, South Carver, Mass.
Published: Audio Visual Design |
XP346 |
Caption: EDAVILLE RAILROAD. South Carver, MA 02366. Caboose 557 passes thru signal gate system on last leg of 5½ mile journey through the Cranberry Bogs.
Published: Audio Visual Design |
XP347 |
Caption: EDAVILLE RAILROAD. South Carver, MA 02366. Engine No. 8 returning to station at end of day as the sun begins to set.
Published: Audio Visual Design |
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