Posted by Jeff Sell on September 6, 2017 
It's always neat to wonder about subjects like this. Another way to look at it - all of the 114 years of rail traffic history that passed over these rails was done on steel rail that was made in America when quality and pride were a part of every day life.
Posted by Marc on September 6, 2017 
Great stuff Greg. I'm in that area quite a bit. Got to stop and look.
Posted by Greg Mross on September 7, 2017 
This rail was a few feet south of the Hwy W crossing just north of Adell. I have crossed here thousands of times heading to the family cottage in the past 57 years. I've only seen a handful of trains in that time and the lighting was finally perfect to capture this shot.
Posted by Driver8666 on September 7, 2017 
I've got you all beat. Somewhere in my photo archives and when I lived in Vermont (I don't anymore, I moved back to Toronto, Ontario), I found rail on the NECR, that was rolled in 1894 or 1896 on a siding.
Posted by Greg Mross on September 8, 2017 
There was track from the 1870's on the ex-CNW line between Plymouth and Sheboygan Falls, WI when the line got rebuilt for the WSOR a few years ago. Not sure if I took pics, but I know others that did.
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