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Delaware and Hudson Virtual Museum (DHVM) This site would not be what it is today if it was not for the several contributors (listed in the ABOUT section) that have supplied images of the various historical facets of the Delaware and Hudson. As each day goes by though, more and more pieces of this rich history are lost forever to time. It is with this knowledge that this site is always looking to add more images & information to be as complete as possible. As you will read within the ABOUT section, the person (me) that maintains this site lives hundreds of miles from where the D&H operated so I need help from other D&H rail fans such as yourself to fill in the missing pieces. The below list are of those images I most hope to obtain just because I know these images will fill in known gaps that would best advance this site and help those that use it for historical research. Mainly I can only hope that these images exist in family photo albums, or historical records passed down over generations given that without this they are truly gone. Others wanted that may not be listed are those still obtainable today but I need someone to take a photograph and send a scanned image to keep the site current. Keep in mind this is a huge daunting list but is no where near complete so if you have something not listed does not mean they are not wanted, those below are what is needed to fill in major known holes.
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