@Strummer posted:Just as a matter of clarification: the third paragraph of the attached link (above) mentioned that the E&SL doesn't allow "visitors" or "photographers" inside their building that houses these. They must have some idea as to the interest these old relics hold, so one could think the owners might be open to some sort of scheduled "visitation". I guess that's what I meant when I posted that they are being "tight". Sure, by all means, protect them, but maybe offer a carrot to people like...us. 🙂
Mark in Oregon
Sorry Mark, but the owner got so fed-up with certain types of railfans (the kind that think it is their right to trespass for their photos), many, MANY years ago, that he simply doesn't allow such "visitations".
