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W&W Deer Lick StationAccording to Koehler and Gayvert in Three Feet on the Panhandle, the Waynesburg and Washington Railroad was a three-foot, narrow gauge line formed in 1875 in southwestern Pennsylvania. Acquired by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1885, it was a steam railroad until 1933 when the last fire was dropped. Rail service continued until the late 1950’s using gas-powered vehicles. Deer Lick is located near milepost 19 about one-third of the way from Waynesburg to Washington. It consisted of two joined frame buildings and a small freight platform. Very few photos of the station exist today. This kit consists of laser-cut basswood and plywood with styrene roofing. Doors and window sashes can be installed opened or closed. The tabbed construction eases assembly. Interior floor is included. Footprint is about 91' x 23'.
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2-6-0 Locomotive Builds #1, #2, #3, #5, or #6 2-6-0 Locomotive Builds #4 or #7 Boxcars Gons Iams Station West Amity Station Hackney Station Dunn Station Waynesburg Roundhouse E.B.T.  |
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