At 08:43 PM 2/24/2014, Hol wrote:
>Also Wahoo, Neb., a museum since 1978.
Wahoo isn't a saltbox, is it? I thought "saltbox" was specifically
the 20x40 foot depot, sometimes extended on one end for the full
height. Wahoo (and the former similar Schuyler) is 24x90, with an
entirely different layout.
If I have been mistaken, and Wahoo is considered a saltbox, then the
surviving second story of Schuyler, which still exists in modified
form as a house, would count too.
It is neat that the section of track adjacent to Wahoo is some of the
original 1887-laid, 56lb rail. It has the "6" in 1886 roughly
modified to a "7" in the rolling die to say 1887.
Randy
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