Reference

Let’s take a look at New York City’s Pennsylvania Station — one of the most architecturally-significant pieces of railroad history — as seen through the Hollywood’s... [Read more]

A few years ago on one of my many travels on the wonderful website of the Library of Congress, I stumbled upon the work of Russell Lee (1903 – 1986).  Lee was part of a group... [Read more]

Construction began in 1904 of this very unique warehouse that resided in Chicago, IL.  Built by the Marshal Field & Company to house merchandise for the well known store on the... [Read more]

This month, Chris Brimley and I ventured on yet another road trip. Actually, for Chris, it was a plane trip, but who’s counting? This time, we met at the home of a fellow N scale... [Read more]

Watch as the newly electrified New Haven Yankee Clipper is brought into New York’s Grand Cental Terminal. This 1942 promotional film for New Haven features the interlocking... [Read more]

When N Scale Limited visited several Eastern cities during our “On Location” tour, Chris Brimley and I stopped in Philadelphia (see our Philadelphia photos here). We agreed... [Read more]

The Baltimore Streetcar Museum, located on the former Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad’s (the Ma & Pa) right-of-way, has a unique collection chronicling the history of streetcar... [Read more]

Philadelphia, the City of Brotherly Love, was the final city stop for Chris Brimley and I as we visited locations that we believed to be of interest to other N scale modelers.  After... [Read more]

Continuing our East Coast tour, Chris Brimley and I stopped in Strasburg, Pennsylvania, home of the Strasburg Railroad and the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. After a relatively quick... [Read more]

Along with visiting Jim Thorpe, PA on our on day two of the trip, we visited the city of Bethlehem, PA.  While the main reason for our visit to this city wasn’t necessarily for... [Read more]