The 66-by-100-foot building is constructed primarily out of recycled shipping containers. This upgrade could not be a bigger deal for our volunteers,” said URHS President Kevin Phalon. “For more than a decade, we had been working out of an old boxcar. "This is a real game changer for us," Richie King, Tri-State's president, said of the 6,600-square-foot building that is the first indoor workspace URHS has owned in its 37-year history. Now, through rain, snow or gloom of night, you can find members of the group and its sister group, Tri-State Railway Historical Society, welding and repairing a conga line of railcars and engines in dire need of some TLC.
Watch Video: United Railroad Historical Society of NJįor years, the onset of winter weather meant an end to the restoration of the dozens of trains parked at Boonton's United Railroad Historical Society of New Jersey rail yard.
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