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New York State: Another train operator reaches out to replace Iowa Pacific Holdings

April 10, 2018 Administrator

By Don Lehman; The Post Star; April 9, 2018 Tourist trains may not be dead on Warren County’s rail line…

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Posted in: Passenger Train Operators Filed under: Ed Ellis, Iowa Pacific Holdings, New Anonymous Operator Interested in Taking Over Tourist Train Operation, New York, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Saratoga & North Creek Railway, Saratoga Springs, Tourist Train Stopped Operations April 7th, Transportation, Warren County

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