After a great deal of work, my summer projects on the Nasonville Valley Railroad are finally complete! Raising the Shirley Covered Bridge The project actually began last fall, when I started raising the grade on either side of the Shirley Covered … Continue reading →
Thanks to one of our visitors, I was alerted to several broken links. As I investigate there are other issues I need to deal with in the site. If you are a regular visitor, you know that I have a … Continue reading →
Nasonville Valley – Roll On will be available this weekend at the Waushakum Live Steamers Annual Meet weekend for $10.00. Check out the Lyrics and the Stories behind the songs.
Continue reading →Get your copy of Nasonville Valley—Roll On! Enjoy a musical journey along the Nasonville Valley Railroad, beginning with a special welcome to the railroad and featuring ten original songs celebrating the joy and adventure of live steam. Also included is … Continue reading →
When the Genaro Trestle was built years ago, no one could have imagined the need for two tracks. When my father and I completed the original railroad, it was essentially a long dog bone looping around both sides of the … Continue reading →
Things have been so busy around the railroad that I realized I never posted an update on the Shirley Covered Bridge. The last update I shared was about installing the new steel brackets that would hold the bridge in place. After … Continue reading →
Over the past few weeks, I have been fabricating the mounting brackets and drilling the anchor holes in the concrete abutments that will secure the covered bridge in its new location. As with many railroad projects, things did not go … Continue reading →
The past few weeks have been busy ones here at the Nasonville Valley Railroad. Much of the recent work has focused on preparing the new abutments for the Shirley Covered Bridge. Forms were carefully built and heavily braced in anticipation … Continue reading →
SteamingPriest.com Is Now LiveSteamPriest.com After many years online, I have decided to transition the website from: SteamingPriest.comtoLiveSteamPriest.com This is not a new website — it is simply a new domain name for the same site many of you have followed … Continue reading →
