Yard Office in Pulaski Virginia

Scott,
Have you joined the N&W Historical Soc. or tried to contact them? That should be your first place to go to.

Yes I have. They pointed me to that book.  Which has a pricey price tag

@Scott Jackson posted:

Yes I have. They pointed me to that book.  Which has a pricey price tag

Look at it this way (or tell your significant other this), its cheaper than a new Lionel Triplex Freight Set.

Looking at the picture. It features board and batten siding. You could just by eyeballing some details such as the windows and the the individual board witdths come up with a dimension for each. Say you have the board width at 10 inches. Just add up the amount of battens and you should come up with a pretty close overall dimension. You have a very clear picture to work from. The only questions are what’s not visible.

Check out Tichy Train Group for doors, windows and such. Northeast Scale Lumber for the siding and decking. The only tricky part of the build looks the cuppola. You may be limited as to what they have available. But the board and batten should be available in a multiple of widths.

I’m assuming you want to build this yourself to save some money. There are builders out there that will build it for you. Pretty  much using the same method of working from a picture. Unless they have access to the actual dimensions.

@Scott Jackson posted:

Yes I have. They pointed me to that book.  Which has a pricey price tag

Which book is "that"? You probably need to search the archives.

I have been all over the NWHS website looking for station / office standards.  They all seem to be in this book.  I am thinking I will purchase a copy.  Then I will have their standards at hand.