Anyone have a brick at the museum?

I purchased  two in memory of my father, C.H Bowe  TCA 69-2514.  He passed in 97.

woojr, That was a very nice thing to do.

The AOL on-line train gang from the late 90's bought at least 2 bricks in memory of 2 AOL'ers who passed on a few years ago. Somehting we can remember them with even though when we go out for our bi-annual York dinner, we always raise the glasses and have a toast in their honor.

Ted, I was reading an old email from one of those AOL'ers the other night and it brought a tear to my eye.  That was a nice thing you all did with the bricks.

Eddie, I hope to see you for many more Yorks to come!

Yes, a friend bought me one for Christmas several years ago.  Since they sometimes move them around, I always check for it on York trips.  I also have one over at the

AACA museum in Herahey. 

I never knew they moved the bricks around. My rail has never been moved.

Yup, Eddie, at least they did once, soon after it was first put in.  I think it has stayed in

place for seveeral years, now.  Mine at first was toward the road, now it is on the side

away from the road.  I just today walked through a brick Civil War fort the Union used

Parrott guns to punch holes in...unless that happens, I think our bricks will be there'for a while.