Work continues outside of Centennial Park on No. 576’s various appliances, including the original gauges from the locomotive’s cab. These are the visual tools the engine crew used to monitor and adjust the conditions of the locomotive. The gauges below have been completely restored and are ready for service.
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4 days ago
Join us on Saturday, April 27th for the Nashville Steam Spring Open House! We’re excited to show off the latest progress on No. 576 and answer your restoration questions. This event is being held in conjunction with the Tennessee Central Railway Museum’s Open House and Model Train Show. Admission is FREE! Don’t miss this day of Nashville railroading!
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3 weeks ago
We would like to formally welcome two new members to the Nashville Steam Board of Directors! Harry Stinson and Jeff Syracuse have been involved with No. 576 behind the scenes for several years with Jeff previously serving on the NSPS Advisory Committee and Harry serving as our unofficial musical liaison. Their experience and guidance made them perfect candidates to serve on the Board and help lead the organization as we move closer to operation.Read more about Harry, Jeff, and our other Directors here: www.nashvillesteam.org/about/
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1 month ago
Smokebox Riveting on Music City's Steam Locomotive!
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