The Plymouth BL now has its replica side covers frames installed on both sides of the engine. These will eventually be covered with steel. In the background is the museum's 45-tonner, RG&E #1941, which was receiving prime mover and other work.
Preserving Rochester's rich railroading heritage since 1937. We're open to the public June through October, visit www.rochestertrainrides.com for details.
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The Rochester & Genesee Valley Railroad Museum is operated solely by dedicated volunteers and works in partnership with the New York Museum of Transportation to bring the visitor a unique dual museum experience interpreting the railroad and transportation history of Rochester and Western New York. Established in 1971, our roots go back to 1937 as the Rochester Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society, the third oldest chapter in the organization.
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- Outdoor refrigeration!
- Inside the Restoration Building
- Waiting for shop space
- A proper coach yard
- Empire State Express cars delivered to R&GVRRM
- More Plymouth BL progress
- Starting up the Fairbanks-Morse
- BL cosmetic restoration continues
- Starting up our Caterpillar D2 bulldozer
- Holly Jolly Trolley rides at NYMT
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