Great site! Do you have any info about the C S in the Penn Central era?Especially passenger trains and cabooses.

Great source of rresearch material for my Modern what if Michigan Central Canada Division. Great Site

Interesting web site. Given that I am not 'into steam' I found the site a very useful information tool for the steam projects that I undertake for others.

I have started a process to try to save the Fargo to St. Thomas section of the Canada Southern line for use as a walking/cycling trail rather than let it be sold back to the local farmers and lost forever. I am looking for support from CASO enthusiasts who might be able to help with the historical aspects of the reports I will undoubtably be writing. Any volunteers? I can be reached at rgray@ridgetownc.uoguelph.ca

Didn't know CASO was part of NYC, you answered some modeling questions.

I was directed here by a friend, and was pleased to see so many MCRR freight car photos, only to find they were almost all mine! I did pick up a couple new ones, thanks. Get in touch with me Terry, and I'll give you info on how people can order directly from me.

This is a first rate site with invaluable information, especially for the model railroad hobbyist.

Michigan Central -New York Central -Penn Central 1942-1962 Operator
on Caso
Looking for Photos of the Diesels purchased from C&O

Great collection of NYC 0-10-0 photos. I'm going to build one from scratch in HO and have been looking for pictures.

Great site. As a kid in the 50's and very early 60's I spent summers on Canada side of Lake Erie and rode NYC(CASO) from Buffalo to Ridgetown on regular basis.

A CASO box car is on my modeling plans.

Just deliighted with your web page. Really enjoying it. My dad was conductor on the NYC and I have lived in St. Thomas all my life. Am a member of the board of the North America Hall of Fame and we are presently restoring the station at a very good rate. Money is coming pretty well. So it is going to be very successful.

Best NYCS site. I live in Croton-Harmon and did know some of the older NYCS employees. Keep up the great work

Great site. Terrific history. My dad Bill "Topsy" Topolinsky operated his taxi stand from the trolley station on Riverside Drive back in the late 50's, right next to the (then) hospital. I remember taking the trolley as a youngster, living then at Woodlawn and S. Pelham. Great memories here. Lovely work!. Kudos to you.

Nice Site. My gt-grandfather was a blacksmith for MCR in the late 1800s and early 1900s in Fort Erie. Would like to follow him up. Also - do you have any early history on the CSR when it was first built?

Nice photo of my father,Caso operator
at Canfield Jct. Thanks

This site serves to further my lifelong interest with the CASO and the rest of the NYC. Every visit is a rewarding experience.
Thank you for your time, effort and dedication to this project.

Like your site. Have suggested to other NYC fans

I had an excellent visit and was directed here by a recommendation from another site.

Apparently your site is also used by artists seeking accurate information.

I have information to share. Love the website.

Very nice site......thanks taking the time to share you labor with the rest of us