East Broad Top Railroad restoring historic portion of track

[@larryc8568]

I try to donate $50.00 to the Friends of the East Broad Top at least twice a year to help with track restoration and their other EBT restoration projects. I would encourage others interested in seeing this revival to make whatever contribution they can.

[@NathanielPiscian]

Bless this people I could only imagine how this will benefit the rest of the world

[@christopherweber9464]

Those narrow gauge mikados hold a special place in my heart ... I volunteered as fireman up there during my high school years, if I ever get back to PA, Mount Union will be my home.

[@robertmohler9131]

Too bad that Salone sold off #3. Hopefully the EBT Foundation will acquire one or both of the Mt. Union switchers I never thought that both of them would leave Mt. Union

[@kevdogyt08ti]

Nice to see history recognized where I live at. #BroadTopRailroad #RobertsdalePA

[@robertmohler9131]

There was a small strip mining operation up at Alvan that started in 2017. The coal being mined was SUPPOSEDto be high grade with a VERY low level of impurities. I learned all this from somebody that lives in Broad Top City. It's a pity the EBT didn't use any of it for their tourist operations.

[@nicholasmedovich8691]

Can’t wait for Saltillo depot to be open again. And love for 15 to start its rebuild once 16s maintenance is done

[@larrycurran8036]

This is a great undertaking to preserve history! 😺

[@bradfordthompson8326]

Very EXCITING Any hopes for a transloads facilities etc....?😊😅😮😢🎉😂❤ E

[@wavesnbikes]

This is incredible. Keep it up! History

[@BillMorse-jr2ou]

this is very good news…. thank you !

[@agwrr71productions79]

I wish they also did this with the D&RGW San Juan Extension.

[@ernestyeagley512]

Overdose of cheap puns with the newscaster.

[@thomasdeturk5142]

Convert them to oil burning locomotives

[@nicholasmedovich8691]

Will NEVER happen

[@jimmybraum942]

NO!

[@RibbonRailProfuctions]

I sure fuckin hope not

[@regularguy7266]

Why? East Broad Top has no reason to convert to oil, while a locomotive like Atlantic Coast Line 1504 I can understand why.

[@ReggieArford]

Why? (Except to be perverse.) PA has no shortage of coal, and it's both safer and less expensive than oil. Not to mention, un-historic and a PITA to convert..