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7.5-inch Gauge Railroad
7.5-inch gauge is not actually a scale, but rather refers to the distance between the rails. This is the most popular gauge for building large-scale outdoor railroads in which the trains are large enough for people to ride on them.
The 7.5-inch gauge outdoor railroad at the BSME is owned and operated by Dale Bearden and is being built by Dale, with the assistance of other BSME members. The railroad is located on the grounds of the adjacent Alger Community Church. Construction began in the winter of 2007.
In this area of the website, you will find detailed information about the 7.5-inch gauge railroad:
About General information about the 7.5-inch gauge railroad Track Plan Track plan of the 7.5-inch gauge railroad Photos A collection of photos of the 7.5-inch gauge railroad Video A collection of videos of the 7.5-inch gauge railroad Construction Photos Photos of the 7.5-inch gauge railroad under construction
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