I just updated several pages in the Grand River Railway web site.
There are many new pictures, the story of the railroad, bios on the staff and a brief description of the operation.
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I wonder if there are many other people who when the name Grand River Railway is mentioned first think of the CPR electric subsidiary of that name that was located across Lake Erie in Ontario. Perhaps just us old ....ah, guys..... .
SZ [ old enough to have ridden behind EM-1's on the Lake Branch ]
That's a very nice web site. I would not be surprised to see the Grand River be very successful.
The GRRY has a very good chance of being successful. Their primary customer, as indicated in the site, is Morton Salt. However, now that the railroad is up and running, other opportunities are coming on to their radar screen. With only 2.56 miles of track to maintain, MOW expenses will always be low!
I met the principal owner, Terry Feichtenbiner, when he was the Division Road Foreman on CSX out of Clifton Forge, VA. Back in the late 80s we ran the 765 down there once a year on a special charter trip. Terry was GM on the Ohio Central in Youngstown, OH when I was Superintendent there.
Rich that was the secret project you wanted the B&O paint color's for on a Switcher for, it look's good .
Guy
Yep...this was the "secret" project for the paint scheme. Looks good on an SW car body!
It looks GRReat! 
