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Skyrock Railroad
Bill Nunn has restored three miniature railroad locomotives.
· The Great Northern has an F7 Engine and three passenger cars. The Great Northern is a 1949 Tom Thumb Streamliner was built by Clark Manufacturing Company.
· The Santa Fe has an F7 Engine and two passenger cars. The Santa Fe is a 1955 Tom Thumb Streamliner was built by Tampa Metal Works.
· The Switch Engine includes two freight cars and a caboose. The 2005 engine was manufactured by ESG Machine Shop and was built on 1890 brickyard carts.
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The Skyrock Farm train departs Hamel Station, gaining speed as it travels through the first railroad crossing complete with flashing lights and bell. It then passes through a 45-foot tunnel, across a 45-foot bridge, over a 175-foot trestle, and continues along several paddocks.
Next, the train winds past two Victorian fountains, curves along Willow Drive, crosses the entrance to Skyrock Farm, swoops down around a curve and past more pastures and horses, finally returning to Hamel Station.  The entire track extends one-half mile and is made of 18-gauge, 12-pound rail.