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NJ s 10 most endangered historic places named for 2023

Preservation New Jersey has released its annual list of the 10 Most Endangered Historic Places in New Jersey that are in danger of being lost.

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Will Raritan River Railroad station in Milltown NJ be saved?

The Milltown Historical Society and the Raritan River Railroad Historical Society rekindled efforts to move and restore the town s only train station.

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Old passenger dome car the newest acquisition of Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society

There’s a new arrival at the Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society.

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Passenger train to Tupper Lake returns after several years

TUPPER LAKE — For the first time in years, a train horn bellowed throughout the Junction at 1:49 p.m. Tuesday.

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Arthur F Freddie Crow, retired IBM field engineer and railroad fan who collected and repaired clocks and railroad memorabilia, dies – Baltimore Sun

Arthur F. “Freddie” Crow, a retired IBM field engineer and railroad fan who enjoyed collecting and repairing clocks and railroad memorabilia, died July 9 of complications from Alzheimer’s disease at his Bethany Village retirement community home in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. The former longtime Pikesville resident was 86.

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