Model #2 - 1922
Model #3 - 1790
Which one is the real model?
HB - Haverhill Bridge 14 miles
Engine hand-made by Larry Lessard - Sandown, NH
R.R. Station - Sandown, NH
| Photo Gallery of Depot Museum taken in Fall 2004 | ||
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| Model #1 - 1860 Model #2 - 1922 Model #3 - 1790 Which one is the real model? |
Inside Flanger Car #2 where hand-made Sandown Shoes and Carpenter tools will be displayed. | Mile Marker - 1790 CM - Chester Meeting House 4 miles HB - Haverhill Bridge 14 miles |
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| "All Aboard" Engine hand-made by Larry Lessard - Sandown, NH |
Sandown sign made by Cliff True - Sandown, NH | 2 - man Hand car - Made and donated by Mr. Randell, Hampstead, NH |
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| Inside Flanger Car #1 | Learning the Morse Code at the Depot | |
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| Accidents happened because there was only one railroad track from Portland, Maine to Worcester, MA. The train from Maine was carrying blueberries and the train from Worcester, carrying overalls, hit head-on in W. Hampstead, NH 1911. The engineer was killed. | Train wreck - "Hook's Crossing", Sandown, NH | |
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| Swapping yarns around the old "Pot-Belly" Stove. R.R. Station - Sandown, NH |
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