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Turning branchline trains around in the 19th century
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<p>I have been doing some prototype research into some of the small branchlines in New England in the 19th century.</p><p>One thing I have not found on many of these single line branches is a way to turn the locomotives or trains around. Am I not looking very hard or was it customary to run the trains "backwards" up to 20 or so miles along these single line branches?</p><p>Thanks.</p><p>-Britton</p>
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