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Blogs and Websites on Historical Civil War Rail-road Modeling
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Owner
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Description
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URL
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U. S. Military Railroads - Virginia 1863
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Bernard Kempinski's
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1/48th - (O) Scale model railroad depicting the U. S. Military Railroad (USMRR) Aquia-Fredericksburg line in 1863.
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link
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Western & Atlantic R.R., North Branch
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Thom Radice
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An HO scale model of the rail line between Chattanooga TN. and Atlanta GA.
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link
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Memphis & Charleston Railroad
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Charlie J Taylor
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Development and construction of Charlie Taylor's O scale model railroad layout of the Memphis & Charleston Railroad during the American Civil War
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link
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Small Model Railroads
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Marshall Stull
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Free-mo design information
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link
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Ronald's ACW layout - Kennesaw GA 1863 - in 1:55n3!
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Ronald Halma
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Building of a American Civil War Confederate show layout
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link
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Mike Willegal's Civil War Railroad
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Mike Willegal
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Proposed City Point Model Railroad
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link
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Confederate Railroads
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David L. Bright
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Here you will find each railroad, its location and length, its type and size of rail, the number of cars and locomotives it had when the war started, and the names and technical data of each locomotive. Over 11,200 transcriptions of the railroad issues-related documents.
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link
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Manassas Junction 1861
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Brian Kammerer
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Artwork
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Danville & Western
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This web site is dedicated to collecting and sharing information about the Danville & Western Ry., and to modeling the railroad and its equipment as accurately as possible.
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How to Build a Model Railroad
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Over 150 pages of information, tips and techniques on this site!
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Model Railroader Magazine
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Monthly magazine published by Kalmbach Publishing Co.
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Railroads in the Midwest: Early Documents and Images (Knox College)
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Documents in this collection covering the early history of railroads in the Midwest, and in Illinois in particular, provide evidence that railroads played the major role in the economic and demographic development pageant of westward expansion.
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Central Pacific Railroad Photographic History Museum
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Piedmont Railroaders
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An HO scale modular train Display for the Sesquicentennial celebration of the Civil War to be displayed in the town of Remington, and eventually be a part of the Remington Museum.
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Library of Congress
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The Library of Congress is the nation's oldest federal cultural institution and serves as the research arm of Congress. It is also the largest library in the world, with millions of books, recordings, photographs, maps and manuscripts in its collections
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