Bartlett and Albany Railroad
The Bartlett and Albany Railroad was a short-lived logging railroad in Carroll County, New Hampshire, in the United States. The Bartlett and Albany ran from a sawmill and a junction with the Mountain Division in Bartlett, over Bear Notch, and down to a small rail yard near Passaconaway (in Albany). The route was unusual insofar as the highpoint was in the middle. As a result, the grade was "uphill both ways," limiting the load that could be carried.
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Bartlett and Albany Railroad
The Bartlett and Albany Railroad was a short-lived logging railroad in Carroll County, New Hampshire, in the United States. The Bartlett and Albany ran from a sawmill and a junction with the Mountain Division in Bartlett, over Bear Notch, and down to a small rail yard near Passaconaway (in Albany). The route was unusual insofar as the highpoint was in the middle. As a result, the grade was "uphill both ways," limiting the load that could be carried.
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