Black Canyon Railroad Museum, Inc.

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Monday, August 15th, 2011, the Black Canyon Railroad left it’s home of thirty five years in the Arizona Room of Construction Superintendent Harold Shelton’s home. Having been built in place, [...]

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The physical railroad is moving.

At about 15′ wide and 18′ long, it’s not moving in one piece. Harold originally built it with transportation in mind (although, after thirty years, transporting it did not stay at the top of the priority list) and it is therefore built in sections.

The first cut was made by Harold [...]

The railroad has new power supplies and distributors, and is ready to run again. On April 1, the club met to do a little cleaning and adjusting. Friday, April 8, will be a business meeting. The next operating session will be Friday, April 15th.

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