Old Clen Moore School Story and Red Caboose Link
The first Clen Moore School was built in 1898 at the PennDOT site, burned, rebuilt, and burned again before a third structure arose in 1911. A 1937 WPA project produced handcut stone arches. The 1960s closure led to administrative use, later vacant, then office conversion in the 1970s. A B&O caboose was repurposed into a Pennsylvania car, becoming a local fixture guiding visitors to Dr. Kelly Palumbo’s office.
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Lionel Electric Trains
Palumbo
New Castle
Works Progress Administration
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B&o
New Castle Train Diorama Blends NYC and Pittsburgh Landmarks
In Neshannock Township the Underground Railroad hosts a 27th season holiday display by Lou Palum. The animated Lionel train setup features cityscapes including the Empire State Building with King Kong, a neon Heinz sign, Statue of Liberty, and new Apache fort and golf course. 2,500 to 3,500 visitors yearly view tunnels bridges and a kid friendly lower track while music plays, creating Americana themed holiday magic.
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Big City
Underground Railroad
Neshannock Township
Lou Palumbo
Apache Fort
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Department 56
Lou
Empire State Building
Milford seeks to corral escaped bull Waldo in town
Milford officials plan a new effort to capture Waldo the 700 pound black Angus who has roamed Milford since July. A Nov. 20 attempt failed and a steel fence barrier was rammed by the animal. About 20 veterinarians and state agriculture representatives will pursue the bull and relocate him to an animal sanctuary.
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Waldo
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Connecticut Post
Rick George
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Ment of Agriculture
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Americare Hearing Aid Center, Inc
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