This website is greatly indebted to the following individuals who have
been kind enough to answer questions and provide photographs and information. Many others
have provided small amouts of help as well, and I've attempted to list everyone here, but I'm
sure I've missed a few. If I've missed you, contact me and I'll be glad to add your name here.
Without everyone's help, this website would have been impossible to create. I'd like to offer
my sincere thanks to each of you.
| Randy Anderson |
Possibly one of the best sources of knowledge on the H&BTM, EV, and other lines in this
site's area of interest, Randy's been a companion on many Broad Top-area railfanning trips.
He's also helped research and clarify much of the information found on these pages.
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| Ken Ardinger |
Provided pictures of EV 6051 under Golden Spike ownership.
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| Rick Bennett |
Provided pictures of EV equipment from the 1990s, and is a frequent companion on Bedford Branch
and H&BTM research trips. Another huge source of information on the BB&B-area lines, Rick
and I have been friends for years.
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| Don Brown |
Provided information on the Allegheny Southern RR and his Golden Spike Railroad Services is the
former owner of GP9 6051. As such, he was able to pass along information on the whereabouts of the GP9 between
its CSX ownership and Everett ownership.
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| Carolyn Carroll |
Provided several postcards from her mother's (Barb Miller) collection.
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| Jim Eschenmann |
A frequent contributor to the BB&BRR list, he's provided several scans of photos and Everett brochures
and is a goldmine of information regarding the H&BTM and early years of the Everett.
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| Steve Gerbracht |
Provided information on the 2001 status of the ex-Everett U18Bs.
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| Ted Gleichman |
Permitted me to scan several H&BTM photographs from his collection. Be sure to visit his company,
Bells And Whistles.
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| Jonathan Guy |
Jonathan allowed me to used his photograph of Everett SW1200 915 at the Tennessee Valley RR Museum.
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| Jim Hebner |
Jim is the gentleman that purchased H&RS N-10 24014. He is currently restoring it on the Hocking
Valley Scenic Railway as Penn Central 24014. He has provided updates on the car's status.
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| Roy Hunt |
A former Everett employee, he's provided me with information on Everett 56 as well as information
on many other aspects of the railroad's history.
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| Bob Johnson |
Provided PRR class information on EV/H&BTM 16.
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| Alan Maples |
Owner of the Everett and Holidaysburg & Roaring Spring Railroads. He's passed along information
on virtually every aspect of the railroad, both past and present.
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| Bud Mickle |
Provided 1980s pictures of EV equipment.
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| James Mischke |
Provided information on GP9 6051.
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| Kevin Moore |
Sent several key pieces of excursion literature, ticket scans, and equipment information
dealing with both the Everett and H&BTM. Also sent a history of H&RS 912, a car on which he once bid.
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| Lance Myers |
Lots of Everett Railroad information has come from Lance, including notice of the sale of 6051.
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| Joe Nale |
Provides many updates on the current operations of the Everett. A huge source of information
on the railroad's daily happenings. A fellow Everett fan, he's been collecting data on the railroad since
day one.
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| Harley O'Neal |
Another BB&BRR contributor, he's provided lots of hard-to-find information,
photographs, and documents on the EV and H&BTM.
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| N.L. Pitsch |
Provided roster data and historical information about Everett GP16 1828.
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| Jay Reed |
Provided roster data and historical information about Everett Whitcomb 56.
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| Kevin Sanders |
Corrected location error on picture of Everett 8990 in Martinsburg in the 1980s.
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| Jeff Slupski |
Provided information on EV/Rail Tours coach 10 as well as the Everett's ex-Reading excursion coaches.
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| Pat Stakem |
Provided a history of the Huntingdon And Broad Top Mountain Railroad as a reference point for the Everett's history.
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| Bruce Smith |
Helped identify the PRR class of the now-scrapped Everett RPO which resided at Claysburg. |
| Pete Smith |
Provided pictures of Everett 11, and several pieces of excursion literature from the original Everett Railroad.
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| Tim Stuy |
Tim is the Secretary of the Erie Lackawanna Dining Car Preservation Society, owners of Ex-Everett Diner 45914. He
provided updates on the car's condition.
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| Joseph Testagrose |
Provided color image of Whitcomb #56.
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| John Taubeneck |
Provided roster data and historical information about Everett Whitcomb 56.
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| Steven Waltman |
Provided information regarding the history of H&RS observation 912.
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| Charles P. Woolever |
Provided Everett images from 1993.
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