W.W.&F. Discussion Forum
The Maine Narrow Gauges (Historic & Preserved) => Boothbay Railway Village => Topic started by: Steve Smith on August 30, 2018, 08:53:53 PM
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Nice story with color photos on Pg 12 in today's Free Press (Rockland ME) about BRV's restoration of the S. D. Warren 0-4-0 saddle tank engine.
The link is https://freepressonline.com/ftp/Frontpage/freepress/currentissue.pdf
With my provider, Spectrum's roadrunner, the download was kind of slow. Maybe the Free Press has a slow server? Eventually I got Page 1 and then could scroll down to Pg. 12 quickly.
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Thanks for the link Steve. I experienced the same slow download - I think you’re right about their server. I enjoyed the historical write up.
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A similar article appeared in the Wiscasset Newspaper:
https://www.wiscassetnewspaper.com/article/1895-baldwin-locomotive-historic-sd-warren-paper-mill-restored-steam-operation/106805
Congratulations to Boothbay on another well-done restoration.
And congratulations to Boothbay for promoting their latest achievement in the press. These are two well-written articles. Like their shop crew, their marketing department is on the ball.
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Thanks, Bill,for alerting us to the write-up in the Wiscasset Newspaper--with quite a bit more information that the Free Press had. I bet the Sept. 8th presentation by Ron Ginger at BRV will be very interesting.
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Steve P is doing his best to bring our "marketing department" up to the standard of BRV. We can all help support him with local contacts and contributed materials. Next major SPLASH: the bridge with all its moving parts over the next few weeks.
The local media should lap it up as we give it to them...
Bob
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Having a bridge travelling down the road should have even the TV stations there for such a rare occurrence.
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I hope the museum does their own video of the move.
Jeff S.