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File:OldYard AnnettaValleyWesternRR TomStamey.jpg|The young man is Jason Adams, son of Terry and Suzi Adams. David Eads is the man in the overalls with red hair and beard.  Photo by Tom Stamey.
File:OldYard AnnettaValleyWesternRR TomStamey.jpg|The young man is Jason Adams, son of Terry and Suzi Adams. David Eads is the man in the overalls with red hair and beard.  Photo by Tom Stamey.
File:Clishay at the station AVWRR.jpg|A Clishay waiting at the station of the Annetta Valley & Western Railroad.  Photo by Tom Stamey.
File:Clishay at the station AVWRR.jpg|A Clishay waiting at the station of the Annetta Valley & Western Railroad.  Photo by Tom Stamey.
File:Unloading Before The Transfer Table AVWRR.jpg|This is how locomotives were loaded/unload prior to installation of the transfer table at the Annetta Valley & Western Railroad.  Photo by Tom Stamey.
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Revision as of 18:41, 5 June 2016


Track Plan

AV&WRR as of 24 July 2014
Track Plan from 2006 Website
AV&WRR aerial view 2003
AV&WRR aerial view 1995

History

From Terry McGrath, 2 July 2013:

Ron Paddock, a charter member of the AV&W, and one of three who began construction on the railroad in 1971, passed away today, suffering from an extended illness. Ron, Paul Beverung and myself started the railroad, and the three of us celebrated the finishing of our first loop of track that summer. Ron insisted in taking a "first" run during the middle of a summer rain storm, with me standing inside the depot looking out the window! Ron was a helicopter pilot serving with Paul during Vietnam and was an avid fan of the Erie Railroad, collecting many Erie locomotives and rolling stock. He had a positive attitude and was one of the most friendly people I every knew, always willing to help with any project until he became ill. He attended his last meet during the 40th anniversary meet (2012) where the RON PADDOCK TRANSFER was named after him. Funeral services will be held at the National Cemetery in Arlington after the July Fourth holiday. So long old friend! We'll see you later at one of those heavenly train meets.

Video

Filmed on September 3, 1988 at Annetta Valley & Western Railroad.

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