A Zoo Railroad

By Kenneth Ross
Published on January 1, 1962
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Saw milling in the Davis Hollow two miles south of Prospect, Penna., Spring of 1911. l. to r. Perry Davis, John Croft, Allen Blinn, Bill Minteer, logger and Henry Taylor, sawyer and owner. All dead except Allen Blinn.
Saw milling in the Davis Hollow two miles south of Prospect, Penna., Spring of 1911. l. to r. Perry Davis, John Croft, Allen Blinn, Bill Minteer, logger and Henry Taylor, sawyer and owner. All dead except Allen Blinn.
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Picture of 2 locomotives on one track. One engineer ran the two engines. I have had this picture since Feb. 1900. Was used in Michigan or at logging camps. Noticed this engine at Milwaukee depot - Feb. 1900. Was told it had two firemen. Coal on side of on
Picture of 2 locomotives on one track. One engineer ran the two engines. I have had this picture since Feb. 1900. Was used in Michigan or at logging camps. Noticed this engine at Milwaukee depot - Feb. 1900. Was told it had two firemen. Coal on side of on

This article taken from the Canton Repository, Sept. 10, 1961,
and sent to us by the courtesy of Kenneth Ross, Waynesburg, Ohio.
There was an interesting picture in the paper but we cannot copy.
The article was originally in a Portland, Oregon paper.

It is rare, indeed, that a new railroad is established, and
rarer, still, that it makes a profit. But a new one here is doing a

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