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Upcoming Excursions, Tours, and Special Events

75th ANNIVERSARY SEASON RAIL EXCURSIONS

Steam in the Snow trainSaturday, January 2, 2010: Our third annual 'STEAM IN THE SNOW' photo special on the Conway Scenic. CSRR 0-6-0 7470 leads our special train through a series of photo opportunities between Notchland and North Conway.  Coach, Dome and Parlor Car service available.  Depart North Conway 10:30 AM, return 3:50 PM.  Tickets now on sale!  Trip Details & Order Form.

TOURS

GRANITE RAILWAY Quarry-to-Wharf Tours: Our 3-1/2 hour guided tours explore the history and surviving remnants of the Granite Railway - the first chartered U.S. commercial railroad (1826) - in West Quincy and East Milton, MA. Remaining 2009 tours are scheduled for the last Saturday and Sunday in August & September. Advance reservations required - contact Tour Leader Vic Campbell at 617-822-4046.  Tour details.

OTHER MASS BAY RRE EVENTS

Watch for announcements of coming events!

Historical Information From Excursions

Mass Bay RRE publishes a "Historical Brochure and Route Description" booklet for each of our rail excursions. Each booklet contains extensive information on the history and points of interest of the routes traveled. To obtain a list of brochures from past trips that are available for purchase, Click Here . The list is in reverse chronological order and lists the trip title or train name, the terminal points for the trip, and the purchase price for each brochure. Details on how to order brochures are also contained on the list.  

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To Contact Us:

Mass Bay RRE
P.O. Box 4245
Andover, MA 01810-0814

Information Line 617-489-5277 or 978-470-2066

Email: MassBayRRE@aol.com or trips@massbayrre.org or visit our "CONTACT US" page.

 


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