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The Maine Narrow Gauges (Historic & Preserved) => Bridgton & Saco River Railway => Topic started by: Dana Deering on May 14, 2009, 05:23:44 AM
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I was reading some of the inventory lists in the back of the Bridgton Pictorial book and in one of the lists of buildings it shows a place called "Housetts", if I am remembering correctly. There was a handcar/tool house there, a rail shed, and something else. It shows the buildings as being built in 1883 so it would be on the Bridgton to Hiram line. Was that South Bridgton?
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Dana,
Housetts next to Barn. Barn sets next to pasture. Sorry couldn't resist.
You got me looking. Comparing the 1916 and 1927 inventory lists, I am guessing Housett is at the South end of the Bridgton Yard. The way the inventory was written up in 27 was different but there are 4 of the road buildings there, the only place there was 4. Just a guess on my part.