James Lilly
01/02/2022
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Category: Announcement
Our 2022 DOVER HARBOR calendar is now available.
Our 2022 DOVER HARBOR calendar is available for free download at https://www.doverharbor.com. Yes, free, and no you don’t have to give us anything to get
James Lilly
12/28/2021
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Happy Holidays from DCNRHS
Each year we like to share a a little railroad holiday spirit. This year we share a photo of one of our newly reupholstered coaches,
James Lilly
11/30/2021
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A Little Washington Terminal History
Here is a picture of a form used by Washington Terminal to track passenger train consists. Conductors were to fill this out and drop; it
James Lilly
10/11/2021
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Union Station Track Diagram circa 1950
Our digital archives site, Washington Terminal Project, has a fascinating new image of the track layout of the Union Station area circa 1950. Interesting to
James Lilly
10/11/2021
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Announcement
The Squirrel and a 3D Printer
This is a 98 year old exhaust fan from our 1923 Pullman DOVER HARBOR. The sits outside the car body in a garland box and
James Lilly
08/28/2021
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dcnrhs.org is all new
100% through the efforts of DCNRHS volunteers, we are pleased to present this all new, secure DCNRHS web site which was launched on August 27,
James Lilly
08/28/2021
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railroadlibrary.org gets a makeover
After months of collaboration by our volunteers, we are pleased to launch the new Martin F. O’Rourke Memorial Railroad Library Web Site: https://www.railroadlibrary.org web site. The web
James Lilly
08/26/2021
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Announcement
DOVER HARBOR returns to the rails post COVID in June 2021
Our classic Pullman resumes operations in June 2021 with a couple charters and a members only trip. Not a member? Join today! We made good use
James Lilly
08/08/2021
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Classic Pullman at Odenton, MD 6-19-21
Local photographer Al Hafner shared the following pictures he captured of the DOVER HARBOR, our 1923 Pullman, at Odenton, MD today bringing up the markers
James Lilly
07/19/2021
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