Overview of Seneca Valley Lines
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Allen Keller is with Tom Mccolloch, the president of the Rochester Model Railroad Club, which is located in the basement of a 150-year-old church with some steam pipes banging and heating system around. It’s an old building but it’s a great place for a model railroad. The club models the Lehigh Valley railroad from Jersey City, New Jersey, to Buffalo, New York. The HO Lehigh Valley Line is 40 by 60 feet, and a 2500 square foot space. The minimum radius is 36 inches on open grid benchwork. The railroad is a freestanding island design, and all trains start and end in the massive staging yard. The tour starts at the eastern end of the line, Jersey City, New Jersey.
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