Police: Dozens of bottles of wine stolen during train car break-in; suspect arrested in Duryea
DURYEA — A Duryea man is accused of breaking into a train car in a rail yard behind his Coxton Road home to steal at least 11 cases of wine
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DURYEA — A Duryea man is accused of breaking into a train car in a rail yard behind his Coxton Road home to steal at least 11 cases of wine
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The train car, number 306, was part of the Washington Idaho and Montana Railway for about 46 years from 1909 to 1955. It carried passengers, mail, and other items during its service. The owners spent almost the entire year of 2020 moving it to the location and restoring it.
The train car, number 306, was part of the Washington Idaho and Montana Railway for about 46 years from 1909 to 1955. It carried passengers, mail, and other items during its service. The owners spent almost the entire year of 2020 moving it to the location and restoring it.