W.W.&F. Discussion Forum
The Maine Narrow Gauges (Historic & Preserved) => The Original W&Q and WW&F: 1894-1933 => Topic started by: Bill Reidy on December 06, 2017, 09:00:11 PM
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Does the conductor punch the tickets on the train during the journey ?
Yes, we do, using real railway ticket punches. The ticket stock is a reproduction of the original WW&F Railway ticket stock, which not only adds to the authenticity, but also provides a souvenir.
-John M
Which raises a question I've been meaning to ask. Where was Cummings? I've noticed it listed on the tickets when punching on conductor duty. I know it was located between Wiscasset and Sheepscot, but where exactly?
I assume it's been discussed in one or more of the many WW&F books written over the years, but I don't remember reading about it.
Sorry for the thread hijack!
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[Moderator's Note]
I split this off the "Engine Wiper" thread since it seemed to get unnoticed in that discussion.
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So nothing coming on Cummings? Sorry - just had to do it.
- Bill