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New Hope & Ivyland Railroad ; Page 2 of 3.
Click here to see New hope & Ivyland Railroad (steam) 0-6-0 # 9. The ex-Navy switcher was part of the NH&I's roster from summer 1976-1981. This locomotive is currently in disuse at New Hope Pennsylvania and in need of major repairs, which have been on hold since 1993 due to lack of funding. Photo and information by Charlie O'Hay. Summer 1978.
Click here for a present day look at New hope & Ivyland Railroad (steam) 0-6-0 # 9. The ex-Navy switcher has been out of service since 1981 and is currently broken down at New Hope Penna. 4/6/02.
Click here for a present day rear view of New hope & Ivyland Railroad (steam) 0-6-0 # 9. It seems unlikely that this ex-Navy switcher will be running anytime in the near future. New Hope Pa. 4/6/02.
Click here for a rear look at New Hope & Ivyland Railroad (steam) 4-6-0 # 1533. This engine was built by the Montreal Locomotive Works (#49878) in June 1911, class H-6d as Canadian Northern # 264. It has been stored unserviceable since December 1975.
Click here to see the Tender of New Hope & Ivyland Railroad 4-6-0 # 1533. This Tender has been stored here unserviceable since December 1975. New Hope, Pennsylvania. 4/6/02
Click here to see former Long Island Railroad coach # 2817. Built by Pullman Standard in the mid-1950's, it is the first of a group of former LIRR coaches being acquired by the New hope & Ivyland Railroad. New Hope PA. 4/6/02
Click here to see New hope & Ivyland Railroad 40 foot steel boxcar # 9811. This car, seen here at the West Bridge Street Crossing, was part of a vintage mixed train for the NH&I Railroad Railfan Weekend. New Hope PA. 4/6/02.
Click here to see the unique paint job on NHIL Hopper # 303. This hopper car was part of a vintage mixed train for the NH&I Railroad Railfan Weekend. New Hope PA. 4/6/02.
Click here to see the remains of a former wooden Amtrak Caboose. This caboose was believed to have been used for storage by Amtrak, its heritage is uncertain. New Hope Pa. 4/6/02.
Click here to see ex-CSX C30-7 # 7064, one of 2 purchased by The New Hope & Ivyland Railroad. New Hope, Penna. 4/6/02.
Click here to see New hope & Ivyland Railroad (steam) 0-6-0 # 9. The ex-Navy switcher was part of the NH&I's roster from summer 1976-1981. This locomotive is currently in disuse at New Hope Pennsylvania and in need of major repairs, which have been on hold since 1993 due to lack of funding. Photo and information by Charlie O'Hay. Summer 1978.
Click here for a present day look at New hope & Ivyland Railroad (steam) 0-6-0 # 9. The ex-Navy switcher has been out of service since 1981 and is currently broken down at New Hope Penna. 4/6/02. 
Click here for a present day rear view of New hope & Ivyland Railroad (steam) 0-6-0 # 9. It seems unlikely that this ex-Navy switcher will be running anytime in the near future. New Hope Pa. 4/6/02. 
Click here for a rear look at New Hope & Ivyland Railroad (steam) 4-6-0 # 1533. This engine was built by the Montreal Locomotive Works (#49878) in June 1911, class H-6d as Canadian Northern # 264. It has been stored unserviceable since December 1975.
Click here to see the Tender of New Hope & Ivyland Railroad 4-6-0 # 1533. This Tender has been stored here unserviceable since December 1975. New Hope, Pennsylvania. 4/6/02
Click here to see former Long Island Railroad coach # 2817. Built by Pullman Standard in the mid-1950's, it is the first of a group of former LIRR coaches being acquired by the New hope & Ivyland Railroad. New Hope PA. 4/6/02
Click here to see New hope & Ivyland Railroad 40 foot steel boxcar # 9811. This car, seen here at the West Bridge Street Crossing, was part of a vintage mixed train for the NH&I Railroad Railfan Weekend. New Hope PA. 4/6/02.
Click here to see the unique paint job on NHIL Hopper # 303. This hopper car was part of a vintage mixed train for the NH&I Railroad Railfan Weekend. New Hope PA. 4/6/02.
Click here to see the remains of a former wooden Amtrak Caboose. This caboose was believed to have been used for storage by Amtrak, its heritage is uncertain. New Hope Pa. 4/6/02.
Click here to see ex-CSX C30-7 # 7064, one of 2 purchased by The New Hope & Ivyland Railroad. New Hope, Penna. 4/6/02.
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