This caboose used to sit in Hawley, PA, at one end of the Stourbridge Line (April, 2019). Recently, when I passed through Hawley, it wasn’t there 
Not sure if you’d consider Scranton, PA a “small town”, but, if so, this was at Steamtown a couple of years ago.
Lititz, PA. If I recall correctly, it was actually a CNJ caboose (made by the Reading shops).
@Lehigh74 posted:Lititz, PA. If I recall correctly, it was actually a CNJ caboose (made by the Reading shops).
Yes! I think this is a Northeast type?
And even better? The Wilbur Chocolate Company store is just across the street (to the right out of camera). OMG!!!
Once you've tasted Wilbur Buds, you will throw rocks at Hershey's Kisses. Trust me on this. 
George
Near us is the 13 mile Indian Head Rail Trail that goes from White Plains, MD to the Indian Head Naval Station. Several years ago, before the tracks were removed, they brought in an old C&O extended vision caboose along with some old Amtrak cars to start a diner train along the route. Well the diner train never materialized and the route was changed to a rail trail. The passenger cars were destroyed in place, but the caboose remained.
The community did a fundraising to renew the caboose and they did a pretty nice job.
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A few of the cabooses that can be seen in central New Hampshire. Most images from Conway Scenic Railway yard and Hobo Railroad yard. I think there is also one from the Gorham Historical Society.
Pere Marquette located in Grand Haven, MI…and a Lionel Pere Marquette located on my layout…🚂😉😺
My daughter sent this to me, DRGW 0580, Del Norte, Colorado.
Homer, Illinois
Norfolk Southern mainline runs through town. Former Norfolk & Western, Wabash
Don’t know if I would consider Newark a small town…
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