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Complete HEADEND, Fall 2012

Complete HEADEND, Summer 2012

Complete HEADEND, Spring 2012

Complete HEADEND, Winter 2012

Complete HEADEND, Fall 2011

Complete HEADEND, Summer 2011

Complete HEADEND, Spring 2011

Complete HEADEND, Winter 2011

Complete HEADEND, Fall 2010

Complete HEADEND, Summer 2010

Complete HEADEND, Spring 2010

Complete HEADEND, Winter 2010

Complete HEADEND, Fall 2009

Complete HEADEND, Summer 2009

Complete HEADEND, Spring 2009

Complete HEADEND, Winter 2009

Complete HEADEND, Fall 2008

Complete HEADEND, Summer 2008

Complete HEADEND, Spring 2008

Complete HEADEND, Winter 2008

Complete HEADEND, Fall 07

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Complete HEADEND, Winter 07

Complete HEADEND, Fall 06

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Complete HEADEND, Fall 2005

Complete HEADEND, Summer 2005

Complete HEADEND, Spring 2005

Complete HEADEND, Winter 2005

Individual Articles

Winter Travel, circa 1885   by Jim Dierks

Volunteer Spotlight - John Ross   by Jim Dierks

Reader Response - Ferries, etc   by Jim Dierks

Shop Report: New Car House Track 2, Hornell Car 34, P&W car 161, NYSRL car 1402, Substation   by Charlie Lowe

Reels News - King Kong, RIT   by Jim Dierks

Newark as it was - 1940s to 1960s   by Jim Dierks

Ed Blossom,1930 - 2004   by Jim Dierks and Charlie Lowe

2004 in Summary   by Jim Dierks

Bus Related Exhibit   by Jim Dierks

Electric Light Anniversary   by Jim Dierks

Tales from the Rails   by Jim Dierks

Did You Know?   by Jim Dierks

Rochester Streetcars; No. 33 in a series - Rochester Railway Co. 342    by Charles R. Lowe

Complete HEADEND, Fall 2004

Individual Articles

On The Water - Rochester & Suburban Rwy Co Ferry "Windsor"   by Leon R. Brown and Jim Dierks

Volunteer Spotlights - Marie Miner, Bill Chapin, Anna Thomas, Harold Russell   by Jim Dierks

Exhibit Space Expands   by Jim Dierks

Shop Report   by Charlie Lowe

Archive Report   by Jim Dierks

Rochester Car 14024   by Charles R. Lowe

Did You Know?   by Jim Dierks

Another Eagle Flies   by Jim Dierks

Rochester Streetcars; No. 32 in a series - Rochester Transit Corp 1009    by Charles R. Lowe

Complete HEADEND, Summer 2004

Individual Articles

Seabreeze Park 125th Anniverasay   by Charles R. Lowe

Batavia Summers in the 1920s   by James C. Johnson

Cornfield Meet   by Paul Worboys

Worlds in Miniature   by Jim Dierks

Shop Report   by Charlie Lowe

Archive Report   by Jim Dierks

Reader Responses, Summer 2004   by Jim Dierks

Did You Know?   by Jim Dierks

Rochester Streetcars; No. 31 in a series - New York State Railways, Rochester Lines 757    by Charles R. Lowe

Complete HEADEND, Spring 2004

Individual Articles

Winter Progress   by Jim Dierks

Rochester and Eastern Completed to Geneva 100 Years Ago   by Charles R. Lowe

Bufalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Rwy 100 Years Ago   by Jim Dierks

Volunteer Spotlight - Jim Johnson   by Jim Dierks

Shop Report   by Charlie Lowe

Archive Report   by Jim Dierks

Local Histories   by Jim Dierks

Rochester Streetcars; No. 30 in a series - New York State Railways, Rochester and Eastern Line 152    by Charles R. Lowe

Complete HEADEND, Winter 2004

Individual Articles

The First Trolley Operations on Rochester & Eastern   by Charles Lowe

Volunteer Spotlight - Ted Strang    Jim Dierks

The Great Snow Blocade of 1879   by Jim Dierks

More Donations to NYMT"   by Jim Dierks

Hugh Donovan Remembered; A Look Back, Part 2   by Jim Dierks

The Model Rails; Web Site Converted; Visitor Feedback; Did You Know; Gift Shop News   by Jim Dierks

Shop Report   by Charlie Lowe

Rochester Streetcars; No. 29 in a series - New York State Railways, Rochester and Eastern Line 0205    by Charles R. Lowe

Complete HEADEND, Fall 2003

Individual Articles

The New Trolley Building   by Jim Dierks

Volunteer Spotlight - Dave Peet    Jim Dierks

New Gallery Show - STREETCARS 1930s to 1960s   by Shelden King

Don Schilling's new book - "Rochester�s Transportation Heritage"   by Jim Dierks

Hugh Donovan Remembered; A Look Back, Part 1   by Jim Dierks

More Donations   by Jim Dierks

Wally Bradley Remembered   by Jim Dierks

Shop Report   by Charlie Lowe

Rochester Streetcars; No. 28 in a series - New York State Railways, Rochester and Eastern Line 163    by Charles R. Lowe

Complete HEADEND, Summer 2003

Individual Articles

The New Gift Shop Opens   by Jim Dierks

Rochester Streetcars; No. 27 in a series - New York State Railways, Rochester and Eastern Line 926    by Charles R. Lowe

Volunteer Spotlight    Dave Johnston

New Trucks for Car 437   by Charlie Lowe

New Additions - Photos, A13 Controller Handle, Sickle Bar Mower, Destination Signs   by Jim Dierks

Antique Milk Wagon   by Jim Dierks

Shop Report   by Charlie Lowe

Did You Know? - Recent NYMT Goings-On   by Jim Dierks

Complete HEADEND, Spring 2003

Individual Articles

A Vision for the Future   by Jim Dierks

Rochester Streetcars; No. 26 in a series - Rochester City and Brighton Railroad Co. 46    by Charles R. Lowe

Volunteer Spotlight    Jim Dierks

Acquisition News   by Jim Dierks

Did You Know?   by Jim Dierks

Shop Report   by Charlie Lowe

Complete HEADEND, Winter 2003

Individual Articles

Rochester & Eastern 157 Receives New Trucks   by Charlie Lowe

Rochester Streetcars; No. 25 in a series - New York State Railways, Rochester Lines 425    by Charles R. Lowe

Volunteer Spotlight    Roger Harnaart

B. G. Costich & Sons   by Jim Dierks

Complete HEADEND, Fall 2002

Individual Articles

Volunteer Spotlight   Steve Morse

Portage Crossing    by Jim Dierks

HO Model Railroad Room    by Vern Squire and Dick Luchterhand

Rochester Streetcars; No. 24 in a series - New York State Railways, Rochester Lines 516    by Charles R. Lowe

Shop Report   by Charlie Lowe

Electrification Report    by Charlie Lowe

Track Report   by Charlie Lowe

Cleaning up the Archive Room    by Jim Dierks

Reader Feedback - Vince Reh, comments on the Locke Insulator Co.    by Jim Dierks

Complete HEADEND, Summer 2002

Individual Articles

Diamond Jubilee for C. T. C.   by Jim Dierks

Volunteer Spotlight    Bob Nesbitt

Journey from Geneva on the "Orange Limited"    by Donovan Shilling

Rochester Streetcars; No. 23 in a series - New York State Railways, Rochester Lines 1008    by Charles R. Lowe

Shop Report    Car 34, Car 157, Car 161, Car 168, Car 437, Casey Jones, L-3, TC-1    by Charles R. Lowe

Track Report    Randy Bogucki

Electrification Report    by Charles Lowe

New Interurban Artifacts    by Jim Dierks

"It is an Ill Wind Turns None to Good"    by Jim Dierks

Complete HEADEND, Spring 2002

Individual Articles

Some Moving Experiences   by Jim Dierks

NYMT Spring Update    by Jim Dierks

Rochester Streetcars; No. 22 in a series - New York State Railways, Rochester Lines 705    by Charles R. Lowe

Restoration Progress Report    Car 157, Car 161, Car 168, Car 437, Electrification, General

Volunteer Spotlight    Gale Smith

TC-1 Rebuild in Progress    Bob Miner

Staffing - Test Your Knowledge    by Jim Dierks

Spencerport High Wrestling Team    by Jim Dierks

Transportation Stories    by Jim Dierks

Complete HEADEND, Winter 2002

Individual Articles

Time Capsule   by Jim Dierks

Rochester Streetcars; No. 21 in a series - Rochester Transit Corp. L-2    by Charles R. Lowe

Restoration Progress Report    Car 157, Car 161, Car 168, Car 409, Car 437, Johnson's Crossing Shelter

Volunteer Spotlight    Phil McCabe

Trolley Boat Trial on the Erie Canal    Donovan Shilling Frank Hawley - entrepreneur involved with the Trial
Subway Passenger Cars Use Old Canal Bed
Still With Us - Car 1246's Sister Car 1213    by Jim Dierks

Track Work Vital to Our Future    by Jim Dierks

Electrification Progress - Winter 2002    by Jim Dierks

New Web Site On Line - www.nymtmuseum.org    by Jim Dierks

Group Tours Bring in the Visitors    by Jim Dierks

Complete HEADEND, Fall 2001

Individual Articles

Only the Best Was Good Enough   by Bernie Weis

Rochester Streetcars; No. 20 in a series - Rochester, Lockport and Buffalo Railroad Corp. 205    by Charles R. Lowe

Restoration Progress Report    Car 161, Car 168, Caboose 8, Car 437, Johnson's Crossing Waiting Shelter

Volunteer Spotlight    Bill Shattuck and Ann Stevens

Fire and Emergency Volunteers Honored    Sean Brown, Casey Dell, Robbie Dell

Complete HEADEND, Summer 2001

Individual Articles

Trolleys Return to Rochester    by Jim Dierks

Rochester Streetcars; No. 19 in a series - New York State Railways, Rochester Lines 1213    by Charles R. Lowe

Model Ships Draw a Crowd    by Jim Dierks

Coulda Been a Contender (Part 2) - Compressed Air Powered Trolleys    by Jim Dierks, Mark Brader, Michael Wares, Shelden King, Tom McColloch, and David Minor

On the Cutting Edge    Bob Miner

Did You Know?    Bob Miner

Complete HEADEND, Spring 2001

Individual Articles

Last Trolleys Through Four Corners   by Charles R. Lowe

Wally Bradley Remembered    by Jim Dierks

Restoration Progress Report    Car 161, Car 168, Parlor trailer 409, Electrification

Long-distance Volunteering    Larry and Lisa Rine

Volunteer Spotlight    Don and Yolanda Shilling

Coulda Been a Contender (Part 1) - Compressed Air Powered Trolleys    by Jim Dierks, Mark Brader, Michael Wares, Shelden King, Tom McColloch, and David Minor

NYMT's Trolley Wire    by Charles R. Lowe

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