The Auburn RoadThe Auburn Branch of the New York Central Railroad is 183 pages, soft cover, featuring over 150 photographs. The Auburn Road, by Richard F. Palmer and Kenneth E. May, traces the history of the Auburn Branch of the New York Central Railroad and its predecessor lines. The railroad started as the Auburn & Syracuse Railroad in 1834 and the Auburn & Rochester Railroad in 1836. They merged with each other and later became the Auburn Branch of the mighty New

This Atlas O 40-foot high-cube container model represents the most common type of international shipping container in use today

All locomotives feature realistic faces with moving eyes

so that you can maintain the maximum height reached by the 24-piece system for a longer distance

Additionally

Comes with 3 kinds of markings including one to depict the aircraft from the 251st Naval Air Group

The "BT" in the name stands for "Bystrokhodny Tank" which means fast tank

Features white dashed centerline for older highways and white edge markings

*Fits 1900s to Present *Authentic "Brick" Exterior *Covered Platforms on Two Sides *Attractive Curved Windows and Gabled Roof

This eight (8) piece elevated trestle set is designed for Lionel Fastrack and is easy to set up and place on your layout

It is sure to delight any Central New York railroad history enthusiast and will look great on the wall all year long

The Walthers Cornerstone 3-Stall Modern Roundhouse will be a hallmark of later steam-era railroading on your HO layout

All Chooch Enterprises scenery products are hand cast resin