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• N Club Finland (www.n-club-finland.org)
  N Scale model railway club focusing on European prototypes and modules; Hyvinkaeae, Finland (Finnish, English).
  
  
• N Gauge Society (www.ngaugesociety.com)
  Promotes the gauge and encourages active participation in N Gauge railway modeling; West Yorkshire, England, UK.
  
  
• N Scale Architect (www.thenarch.com)
  Manufacturer (founded in 1991 by Russ Kaufman) of buildings, styrene and wood fiber building sheets, etched brass fencing and premium quality trees in Z, N, HO, O, G and 1/12th scales; also has laser-cut kits in the "Heritage Models" (HO) and "Nansen Street" (Z) lines; DeLancey, New York, USA.
  
  
• N Scale Collector (www.nscalecollector.com)
  North Amercian based national society for collectors of quality N Scale railroad models offering a semi-monthly magazine, model auctions and an annual convention; Savannah, Georgia, USA.
  
  
• N Scale Community (www.nscale.org)
  Model railway site devoted to presenting a wide range of information, photographs, videos, hints and tips, and classified ads about N Scale model railways; Rome, Italy (English, Italiano).
  
  
• N Scale Enthusiast® Magazine (www.nscaleenthusiast.com)
  Subscribers receive a bi-monthly magazine and an N Scale car (from Micro-Trains Line Company) with an annual United States membership of $40.00 (US), $50.00 (Canada) and $70.00 US (International); conducts online auctions of N Scale equipment; sponsors the annual National N Scale Convention; maintained by Dick Ollendorf; has a Facebook Page; West Haven, Connecticut, USA.
  
  
• N Scale Intermodal Store (www.nscaleintermodalstore.net)
  Providing a unique variety of the best intermodal products and services that enhance N Scale modeling; a service of S&R Models (established in 1983); Jacksonville, Florida, USA.
  
  
• N Scale Kits (www.nscalekits.com)
  Manufacturer and distributor of American intermodal and flat freight cars; Southwell, Nottinghamsire, England, UK.
  
  
• N Scale Layouts: Facts and Tips (www.squidoo.com/n-scale-model-train)
  Tips and recommendations for N Scale train enthusiasts and hobbyists to design a layout with maximum action in a limited area; Swampscott, Massachusetts, USA.
  
  
• N Scale Model Railroad (www.astro.ufl.edu/~ata/MR2)
  Utilizes Woodland Scenics Mod-U-Rail system, RailModeller track planning software and Kato Unitrack to build a passenger car operation layout; Gainesville, Florida, USA.
  
  
• N Scale Modeling (www.nscalelimited.com)
  Blog site covering all aspects of working in N Scale; maintained by Chris Brimley and Frank Giacobbe; unknown city in Utah and Riverside, New Jersey (respectively), USA.
  
  
• N Scale Railroading Magazine (www.nscalerailroadn.com)
  Dedicated to N Scale model railroading (6 issues published per year); edited/published by Kirk Reddie; Seattle, Washington, USA.
  
  
• N Scale Supply (www.nscalesupply.com)
  Complete source for N Scale model railroad products; Wheat Ridge, Colorado.
  
  
• N Scale Limited (www.nscalelimited.com)
  Dedicated to all aspects of model railroading in N Scale; created by Chris Brimley and Frank Giacobbe, who were already working through separate Web sites to provide the N scale community with new information, tips and techniques; Chris and Frank was running blog; Riverside, New Jersey & an unknown city in Utah, USA.
  
  
• N-Land Pacific Free-moN (www.nlandpacific.com)
  N Scale modular club models the Inland Empire of Southern California based on the Free-mo standards and represents portions of Riverside, San Bernardino and Los Angeles counties in the 1950's; Southern California, USA.
  
  
• N-Scale Division (www.nscaledivision.com)
  Exclusively N Scale model railroading outlet offering products from North American manufacturers as well as European and Japanese manufacturers; Wayne, New Jersey, USA.
  
  
• Nn3 Narrow Gauge Alliance (www.nn3.org)
  Publishes the Nn3 Handbook on modeling N Scale narrow gauge and maintains a mailing list; Chesterfield, Missouri, USA.
  
  
• NDT Systems & Services AG (www.ndt-ag.com)
  Major focus is developing and providing advanced non-destructive testing systems and services for ferrous and non-ferrous metals found in the rail industry; Stutensee, Baden-Württemberg, Germany (Deutsch, English).
  
  
• NI Railways (www.translink.co.uk/NI-Railways)
  Commuter railroad (formerly known as Northern Ireland Railways) integrated by the Irish government in 1995 into a public transport operation (with Citybus (now Metro) and Ulsterbus) called Translink; over 81 million passenger journeys are made each year between Belfast, Dublin, Londonderry, Bangor, Portrush and Larne Harbour; has a Facebook Page; Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK.
  
  
• N-deavour (www.n-deavour.8m.com)
  N Scale model railroad structures that includes small brick sheds, wooden storage buildings, and others; Everett, Massachusetts, USA.
  
  
• N-Scale Magazine (www.nscalemagazine.com)
  Bi-monthly magazine devoted exclusively to N scale modeling, detailing, electronics, N'Spiration photos, layouts, scenery, photography, scratch building, painting and weathering, operating dioramas and more; published by Platinum Rail Publications; Marysville, Washington, USA.
  
  
• N-Scaler.com (www.n-scaler.com)
  Web resource for N Scale model railroaders offering tips and information; hosted by Northeast N-Scalers; maintained by Scott Fortier; Bethel, Connecticut, USA.
  
  
• N-Spoor Demo Modelbaan (www.n-spoor.nl)
  Model railroad web site provides information, pictures and videos about construction methods, products and materials used, locomotive and rolling stock and more, maintained by Gert Meppelink; Almere, The Netherlands (Nederlands).
  
  
• N-Trains (www.n-trains.com.au)
  Manufactures and distributes N Scale model railway items in various materials for Australian prototype railways; produces coal loads for various American and Australian HO freight cars; Cootamundra, New South Wales, Australia.
  
  
• N.P. Ry. The Tell Tale (pw2.netcom.com/~whstlpnk/telltale.html)
  Free email newsletter (first published on January 24, 1997 by John A. Phillips, III) for fans of the Northern Pacific Railway covers happenings on former Northern Pacific lines, posts questions, correspondence, news and events both for review and general information; originally published by the Safety Department, Northern Pacific Railway, Saint Paul, Minnesota; USA.
  
  
• NACCO S.A.S. (www.naccorail.com)
  Started in 1972 as a subsidiary of North America's third largest railcar lessor; is now the most important independent full service railcar lessor in Europe; operates in Austria, Czech Republic & Slovakia, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Poland, Sweden and the United Kingdom; Paris, France (Français, English, Deutsch).
  
  
• NARCOA (www.narcoa.org)
  North American Railcar Operator's Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and safe, legal operation of railroad equipment historically used for maintenance of way. NARCOA has over 1,800 members worldwide; Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• NASME Model Railroad Club (members.tripod.com/~NASME)
  Nazareth Area Society of Model Engineers, a multi-scale model railroad club (O, S, HO, G and N Scale) founded in 1980; models model train layouts and modules for various local events; Stockertown, Pennsylvania, USA..
  
  
• NC&StL Preservation Society (www.ncstl.com)
  Formed in 2001 to promote the preservation of buildings, rolling stock, right of way and motive power; collects, organizes and preserves artifacts, history and information relating to the Nashville, Chattanooga & St Louis Railway; Winchester, Tennessee, USA.
  
  
• NC&STL Volunteer Modelers (www.trainweb.org/ncmodelers)
  All volunteer model railroading group housed in the former Nashville, Chattanooga & St Louis Railway passenger depot, now the Jackson Depot Museum, operates an 11 foot by 20 foot layout with about 500 feet of track; Jackson, Tennessee, USA.
  
  
• NCE Corporation (www.ncedcc.com)
  DCC equipment (decoders, controllers, etc.) for model trains; Webster, New York, USA.
  
  
• NCat (www.teamsavage.com/ncat)
  Set of standards and guidelines for live Cantenary operation on NTRAK modules home layouts; Bethpage, New York, USA.
  
  
• NENE Railway (http://www.txgn-rr.com/index_NENE.asp)
  Class III short line railroad incorporated in 1996 as a subsidiary of TNW Corporation (www.txgn-rr.com), Dallas, Texas; General Manager is Loren Claussen; Osmond, Nebraska, USA.
  
  
• NERAIL Photography Archive (photos.nerail.org)
  Presents over 100,000 New England prototype railroad photographs; contributions welcomed; maintained by Jeff Morris; USA.
  
  
• NEW Rails (www.newrails.org)
  North East Wisconsin citizen group promoting passenger rail service for the Fox Valley; they support a new service linking Green Bay, Appleton, Oshkosh and Fond du Lac with Milwaukee and Chicago; Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.
  
  
• NEWAG Spółka Akcyjna (www.newag.pl)
  Deals in production, modernization and repair of passenger rail vehicles and diesel locomotives; Nowy Sacz Krakow, Poland (Polski, English, Russian).
  
  
• NG Trains (EDM Models) (www.ngtrains.com)
  Full line model railway hobby shop offering a selection of models and accessories in many scales; Acomb, York, England, UK.
  
  
• NGT Models (www.ngtmodels.com)
  Offers a wide range of Model Railway products including locomotives, rolling stock, track and ancillaries for garden railways, plus a selection of kits and parts for 7mm Scale; Lansing, Michigan, USA.
  
  
• NJ Hi-Railers (www.njhirailers.com)
  Three rail, O Gauge model railroad club models a 185 foot by 30 foot layout with a large passenger terminal and four track subway system, five mainlines and a yard with steam and diesel servicing facilities; Patterson, New Jersey, USA.
  
  
• NJ International, Inc. (www.njinternational.com)
  Model railroading accessories in HO, N, S & O Scales including signals, switch stands, signal bridges, structures, and more; Higley, Arizona, USA.
  
  
• NJD Publishing (www.htandw.com)
  Publisher of The Coming of the Train, the story of the Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington Railroad, the Deerfield River Railroad and the impact they had on the towns of Vermont and Massachusetts; Rowe, Massachusetts, USA.
  
  
• NKP HTS Iron Cross Chapter, Wheeling & Lake Erie Historical Society (www.or4c.com/wlehs)
  Informal group of railfans dedicated to preserving and disseminating information about the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad, past and present; a chapter of the Nickel Plate Road Historical & Technical Society; USA.
  
  
• NKP Model Railroad Layout Services (www.nkp.com/railroads)
  Custom built layouts by NKP Creative Services, Inc., established in 1984; specializes in designing and building adult craftsman-level model railroads in HO, O and N Scales; maintained by Stan Sweatt; Sunset Beach, California, USA.
  
  
• NMRA - National Model Railroad Association (www.nmra.org)
  International organization devoted to the development, promotion and enjoyment of the hobby of model railroading; founded in 1935; has a Facebook Page; Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA.
  
  
• NMRA - Directory of World Wide Rail Sites (www.nmra.org/directory)
  Web sites list organized by category; somewhat difficult to use (their search engine is "under consgtruction"); maintained by the National Model Railroad Association; Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA.
  
  
• NMRA - Australasian Region (AR) (www.nmra.org.au)
  For members of the National Model Railroad Association living in Australia and New Zealand; Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
  
  
• NMRA - British Region (BR) (www.nmrabr.org.uk)
  National Model Railroad Association.
  
  
• NMRA - Canada (www.nmracanada.ca)
  National Model Railroad Association.
  
  
• NMRA - Contactgroup NMRA Netherlands (www.nmra.nl/cms)
  Dutch national association of model railroaders who apply the standards of the NMRA.
  
  
• NMRA - Lone Star Region (LSR) (www.lonestarregion.com)
  National Model Railroad Association.
  
  
• NMRA - Mid-Central Region (MCR) (www.midcentral-region-nmra.org)
  National Model Railroad Association.
  
  
• NMRA - Mid-Continent Region (MCoR) (www.mcor-nmra.org)
  National Model Railroad Association.
  
  
• NMRA - Mid-Eastern Region (MER) (www.mer-nmra.org)
  National Model Railroad Association.
  
  
• NMRA - Midwest Region (MWR) (www.mwr-nmra.org)
  National Model Railroad Association.
  
  
• NMRA - Niagara Frontier Region (NFR) (www.nfr-nmra.org)
  National Model Railroad Association.
  
  
• NMRA - North Central Region (NCR) (info.detnews.com/hotbox/index.cfm)
  National Model Railroad Association.
  
  
• NMRA - Northeastern Region (NER) (www.nernmra.org)
  National Model Railroad Association.
  
  
• NMRA - Pacific Coast Region (PCR) (www.pcrnmra.org)
  National Model Railroad Association.
  
  
• NMRA - Pacific Northwest Region (PNR) (pnr.nmra.org)
  National Model Railroad Association.
  
  
• NMRA - Pacific Southwest Region (PSR) (www.psrnmra.org)
  National Model Railroad Association.
  
  
• NMRA - Rocky Mountain Region (RMR) (www.rmr-nmra.org)
  National Model Railroad Association.
  
  
• NMRA - Southeastern Region (SER) (www.ser-nmra.org)
  National Model Railroad Association.
  
  
• NMRA - Sunshine Region (SSR) (www.sunshineregion.org)
  National Model Railroad Association.
  
  
• NMRA - Thousand Lakes Region (TLR) (www.thousandlakesregion.org)
  National Model Railroad Association.
  
  
• NOCH GmbH & Co. KG (www.noch.de)
  Manufacturer of scenic and landscaping materials for model railways; current catalogue (view online or buy from NOCH or your favorite train shop) contains 275 pages with more than 1,000 items; trackplans, modeling tips, etc. available for download (PDF) in Français, Deutsch, English, Nederlands and Español; has a Facebook Page; Wangen im Allgäu, Germany (Deutsch, English).
  
  
• NRHS - National Headquarters (www.nrhs.com)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization formed in 1935, the National Railway Historical Society supports a wide variety of educational and preservation projects including include NRHS RailCamp, a rail oriented summer camp for senior highs, a heritage grants program for preservation and restoration projects, archives, an audio-visual library, a historic locomotive builder photos collection, and a rail landmark recognition program; 159 active chapters; has a Facebook Page; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Atlanta Chapter (www.srmduluth.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1959; owns and operates the Southeastern Railway Museum in a suburb of Atlanta; meets on the 2nd Saturday at 5:30pm (except December) at the museum; Duluth, Georgia, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Baltimore Chapter (www.baltimorenrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1936; operates the Maryland Rail Heritage Library as a joint archive with the Baltimore Streetcar Museum; meets monthly at the museum; Lutherville, Maryland, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Blackhawk Chapter (www.blackhawknrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1969; includes working and retired professional railroaders, historians, railfans and those who simply enjoy trains; publishes a bimonthly newsletter, the Spike & Tie, covering local railroad news and history, along with updates on meetings, projects, special events, news and business; meets 7:30 PM on the first Friday of the month (except July and August) at the Gladys Fox Museum; Lockport, Illinois, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Blue Ridge Chapter (www.blueridgenrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1958; has members from all over the central Virginia region representing a variety of railroad related interests: history, preservation, modeling, and photography; meets opn the 2nd Wednesday at 6:00 pm at Charley's Restaurant, Graves Mill Road; Lynchburg, Virginia, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Bluebonnet Chapter (www.newbraunfelsrailroadmuseum.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society since 1993; established in in 1984 as the New Braunfels Historic Railroad And Modelers Society; operates the New Braunfels Railroad Museum in the abandoned, former (now fully restored) International & Great Northern, Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific passenger depot; meets on the 2nd & 4th Thursday (ex November and December) at the museum; New Braunfels, Texas, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Bluewater Michigan Chapter (www.bluewaternrhs.com)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1982; publishes the Bluewater Sentinel newsletter; meets 2nd Thursday at 7:00 pm in the Royal Oak Senior Community Center; Royal Oak, Michigan, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Cape Cod Chapter (www.capecodnrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1986 with a history back to the early 1960s, dedicated to the promotion of and preservation of railroad transportation history with special emphasis on Cape Cod railroading; operates the West Barnstable Train Station and Museum; meets on the 3rd Wednesday at 7:00 pm (ex June) at the West Barnstable Fire Station (Winter) and the museum (Summer); publishes The Caperail Dispatch; West Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Cape Fear Railroaders Chapter (www.trainweb.org/capefear)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1982; is also a 100% Membership National Model Railroad Association club; meets on the 1st Tuesday at 7:30 pm in the Fascinate- U Children's Museum; publishes the Call Board newsletter; Fayetteville, North Carolina, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Carolina Clinchfield Chapter (www.carolina-clinchfield.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1994 with a primary interest in the preservation of the history and heritage of the former Clinchfield Railroad and its employees; intent upon using its resources to promote and publicize, primarily through its quarterly historical publication, The Jitterbug, any material that will have that desired effect; meets on the 1st Tuesday at 7:30 pm in the Bostic Town Hall; Bostic, North Carolina, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Central Coast Chapter (www5.pair.com/rattenne/nrhs/nrhs.htm)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1968, the Central Coast Railway Club is dedicated to the preservation of western railroad history with a special emphasis on the Bay Area and San Jose; meets on the third Friday of every month at the CalTrain station in Santa Clara; San Jose, California, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Central Florida Chapter (www.cfcnrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1970; dedicated to preserving railroad history, especially that of the Central Florida area; maintains an extensive collection of railroad memorabilia, housed at the Central Florida Railroad Museum in the old Tavares and Gulf Railroad depot; meets on the 2nd Monday at 7:00 pm at the museum; publishes the Flatwheel newsletter; Winter Garden, Florida, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Central New York Chapter (www.cnynrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1946; dedicated to the preservation and restoration of unique railway depots and equipment; web site offers the latest information on meetings, excursions, and programs, an online shop for exclusive books offered by the Chapter and a library of research material; meets on the 3rd Wednesday at 7:30 pm (except July & August) at the Art & Home Center, New York State Fairgrounds in Syracuse; publishes the Green Block newsletter; Marcellus, New York, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Central Oklahoma Chapter (www.oklahomarailwaymuseum.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1972 by railroad enthusiasts who had interests in modeling, photography, historic preservation and riding trains; owns and operates the Oklahoma Railway Museum, Ltd. which has an extensive collection of cabooses, locomotives, passenger cars and freight cars; publishes an online newsletter, the Dispatcher; meets montly at the museum; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Charleston Chapter (www.bestfriendofcharleston.org/CCNRHS1.html)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1967; activities include promoting awareness of the history of railway transportation, participating in activities related to the Best Friend of Charleston (see www.bestfriendofcharleston.org) and Southern Railway artifacts in the South Carolina Railway Museum; publishes the Best Friend newsletter; meets on the 2nd Saturday at 10 am in Citadel Mall; Charleston, South Carolina, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Chicago Chapter (www.chicagonrhs.com)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1985; primary activities consist of monthly meetings with railroad-history related presentations and railroad-related events; meets on the 2nd Friday at 8:00 pm in the Lincoln Center in Downers Grove; publishes The Pioneer newsletter; Elmhurst, Illinois, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Chicago and Illinois Midland Chapter (www.chathamrailroadmuseum.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1991; manages the Chatham Railroad Museum; sponsors the Chatham Rail-A-Rama (train show), the Loco-Motion Cruise-In for vehicles of all types, Santa In The Depot for children and other activities; publishes the Expediter newsletter; meets on the 2nd Sunday at 2:00 pm (May: 1st Sun) at the museum; Chatham, Illinois, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Cincinnati Chapter (www.cincinnatichapternrhs.net)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1970; members are from all over the Tri-State area and beyond; meets the 3rd Tuesday at EnterTRAINment Junction in West Chester, where they also maintain an Archive and Library which is open to the public on most Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays year round; Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Collis P. Huntington Chapter (www.newrivertrain.com)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1959; sponsors the New River Train, a traditional fall foliage trip from Huntington through the New River Gorge to Hinton in October; also sponsors a Tri-State Model Railroad Show held at Greenbo State Park in Greenup, KY each March and many other events; publishes the Gondola Gazette newsletter; meets the 4th Tuesday at 7:30 pm at 1323 8th Ave; Huntington, West Virginia, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Connecticut Eastern Chapter (www.cteastrrmuseum.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1991; operates the Connecticut Eastern Railroad Museum on the original site of the Columbia Junction Freight Yard; the collection includes locomotives and rolling stock, as well as vintage railroad buildings and a six-stall roundhouse reconstructed on the original foundation; meets the 3rd Sunday g 7 PM in the Windham Community Memorial Hospital; Willimantic, Connecticut, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Cornell Chapter (www.lehighvalleyrr.com)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1981; established in 1978 as the Cornell Railroad Historical Society; sponsors the annual Finger Lakes Railfair train show; maintains a collection of books and articles on the Lehigh Valley, DL&W, and other lines plus an extensive video lending library on railroad subjects; publishes the Leaky Valley newsletter; meets on the 2nd Tuesday at 7:15 pm (ex July) in The History Center at Gateway Plaza; Ithaca, New York, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Cotton Belt Chapter (www.reocities.com/TheTropics/8199/historic.html)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1993; as the the Cotton Belt Rail Historical Society, it owns and operates the Arkansas Railroad Museum; primary emphasis has been the restoration and operation of ex-SSW 4-8-4 819 and the maintenance of the Arkansas Railroad Museum; meets on the 2nd Saturday in March, June, and September at the museum; Pine Bluff, Arkansas, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Danville Junction Chapter (www.danvillejct.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1968; maintains the Rossville Depot Railroad Museum, located in a depot built by the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad in 1903 and restored to 1950's appearance; meets on the 3rd Sunday at 1:00 pm (ex June-August) at the Pizza Inn; Danville, Illinois, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Delaware Valley Chapter (www.delvalnrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1970 as the New Hope Chapter by the volunteers operating the New Hope & Ivyland Railroad; later, the chapter moved to Yardley, Pennsylvania and changed its name to the Delaware Valley Chapter; move brought the chapter to its current location; meets on the third Friday of each month except for July, August, and December at 7:30 p.m. in the Morrisville Public Library; Morrisville, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - East Carolina Chapter (www.nhvry.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1964; home of the New Hope Valley Railway at the North Carolina Railroad Museum, open Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM; work meets: Saturday (except holidays); business meets: 3rd Saturday, Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct at the museum; New Hill, North Carolina, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - East Tennessee Chapter (gcrrhs.tripod.com/etchapter)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1957; members are from Southwest Virginia and upper-East Tennessee; meets the 2nd Tuesday at 7:30 pm at various locations; Bristol, Virginia, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Florida East Coast Chapter (www.trainweb.org/fecnrhs)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1981 to provide a unique forum for a diverse group of railroad enthusiasts interested in rail history, its preservation, and future in the Eastern Central Florida area; meets on the 2nd Tuesday at 6:00 pm (except June-August) in the Cocoa Public Library; publishes the East Coast Champion newsletter; Cocoa, Florida, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Fort Lauderdale Chapter (www.trainweb.org/ftlswitcher)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1988; meets on the 2nd Saturday at 7:30 pm at Our Savior Lutheran Church, Plantation, Florida; publishes The Fort Lauderdale Switcher newsletter; Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Greenville Chapter (web.mac.com/salrwy/GreenvilleNRHS/Homepage.html)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1983; owns Southern Railway 50-foot boxcar No. 33831, Southern caboose X-436, a 1948 Ford Railway Express Agency truck, a former Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Fairmont A4D1 gang car and a M9G inspection car; preserves the photos of the Piedmont & Northern Railway and the files of the Swamp Rabbit - the Greenville & Northern Railway; meets the third Friday at 7:00 pm Messiah Lutheran Church, Mauldin, South Carolina; publishes the Palmetto Rails newsletter; Greenville, South Carolina, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Gulf Coast Chapter (www.houstonrrmuseum.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1967; dedicated to preserving the memory, history and experience of Texas railroading as it has been and as it is now; operates the the Houston Railroad Museum; meets the 3rd Tuesday at 7:30 pm (ex Dec) at the museum; publishes the Gulf Coast Railroading newsletter; Houston, Texas, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Hagerstown Chapter (www.roundhouse.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1988; cosponsors the Hagerstown Roundhouse Museum, whose collection includes the #132 Diesel-Electric Locomotive built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works in Philadelphia, PA in 1944, two Western Maryland cabooses built in the Western Maryland shops during the 1930's, and Hagerstown & Frederick trolley #168 built in 1918; meets the 2nd Tuesday at 7:30 pm (except holidays) at the museum; Hagerstown, Maryland, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Harrisburg Chapter (www.harrisburgnrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1959; completed capital projects include the restorations of ex-PRR GG1 4859 and ex-PRR N6b caboose 980016 (both on permanent display at the Harrisburg Transportation Center) and the complete restoration; of the Harris Interlocking Tower; meets the 2nd Tuesday at 7:00 pm (ex July, August) at Hoss's Steak and SeaHouse, Enola; publishes the Harrisburg Rail Review newsletter; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Heart Of Dixie Chapter (www.hodrrm.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1963; meets the 3rd Saturday at 3:00 pm (ex February, December) at the Heart Of Dixie Railroad Museum; publishes the Cinders from the Smokestack newsletter; Calera, Alabama, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Horseshoe Curve Chapter (www.trainweb.org/horseshoecurve-nrhs)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1968; engages in projects to preserve and maintain rail transportation industry historical equipment and information; owns and operates rail passenger equipment as well as restores rolling stock; supports all preservation projects of the Altoona Railroaders Memorial Museum; meets the 4th Tuesday (Business & Social in alternate months) at 7:30 pm (except December); publishes The Coal Bucket newsletter; Altoona, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Inland Empire Chapter (www.ierhs.50megs.com)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1967; operates as the Inland Empire Railway Historical Society with a depot, displays and shops at the Spokane County Interstate Fairground; displays are generally open to the public only during the Spokane Interstate Fair in September but there is usually someone there during their normal work sessions, Sunday, 9 till 11 or 12 noon; meets the 1st Tuesday at 7:00 pm (except January, September) at Perkins Restaurant; publishes the Sidetrack newsletter; Spokane, Washington, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Intermountain Chapter (www.cozx.com/nrhs)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1961; maintains an office at the Forney Transportation Museum, 4303 Brighton Boulevard (hours are on Friday nights, except meeting nights, from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm); meets the 3rd Friday with a cash bar at 6:00 pm, followed by a dinner at 6:45pm and a program at 8:00 pm in the Lone Star Steakhouse in Arvada; Denver, Colorado, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Jersey Central Chapter (www.jcrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1980; dedicated to the preservation and restoration of railroad and railroad related equipment, structures, photographs and literature; members have restored, or donated funds for others to restore, several pieces of railroad rolling stock owned by the chapter or the United Railroad Historical Society; meets the 1st Tuesday at 7:30pm at American Legion Hall, Westfield; publishes the Jersey Central Line newsletter; Clark, New Jersey, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Kansas City Chapter (www.nrhs-kc.com)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1949 as the first chapter west of the state of Ohio - because of this, it is known as the "Pioneer Chapter of the West"; activities include an annual picnic, banquet, train rides and field trips to various rail facilities; meets the 4th Friday at 7:00 pm (except August, November and December) in Union Station; publishes The Local newsletter; Kansas City, Missouri, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Lackawanna and Wyoming Valley Chapter (www.laurellines.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1973; in partnership with Steamtown National Historic Site to restore Boston & Maine No. 3713, a 4-6-2 Pacific, to operating condition; meets the 2nd Thursday at 7:30pm (except July) at the Petro Truck Stop in Dupont; publishes the Laurel Lines newsletter; Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Lancaster Chapter (www.nrhs1.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1935 as the first NRHS chapter; meets the 3rd Monday at 7:30 pm at 10 Railroad Ave; publishes the Lancaster Dispatcher newsletter; Christiana, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Leatherstocking Railway Historical Society (www.lrhs.com)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1983; created to preserve, protect and present the rich railroad heritage of Otsego County and the surrounding area of New York State; operates as the Leatherstocking Railway Historical Society, owners & operators of the Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley Railroad; meets the 3rd Saturday at 5:00 pm (except June-Oct) in the railroad depot in Milford; Oneonta & Cooperstown Junction, New York, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Long Island Sunrise Trail Chapter (www.nrhs-list.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1966; instrumental in preserving Long Island Rail Road steam locomotive #35, built in 1928 by the Pennsylvania Rail Road's Juniata Shops in Altoona, Pennsylvania as a Class G5 "Ten Wheeler" 4-6-0; meets the 3rd Friday at 8:00 pm (except July, August) at Christ Episcopal Church in Babylon; publishes the Semaphore newsletter; Holbrook, New York, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Nebraska Railroad Museum Chapter (www.fremontrailroad.com)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1983; formerly the Eastern Nebraska Chapter, now owns and operates the museum and the Fremont & Elkhorn Valley Railroad; meets the 2nd Wednesday at 7:00 pm in the FEVR Depot; publishes the The FEVR Flash newsletter; Fremont, Nebraska, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Niagara Frontier Chapter (www.nfcnrhs.com)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1942, one of the oldest chapters; dedicated to the preservation and education of railroad history in Western New York State, the Province of Ontario, and neighboring regions; on June 1, 2003 they opened the Railroad Museum of the Niagara Frontier, housed in the historic Erie Railroad Freight Depot in North Tonawanda; meets the 2nd Friday at 8:00 pm in the DeGraff Community Center, North Tonawanda; Hamburg, New York, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - North Alabama Chapter (www.northalabamarailroadmuseum.com)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1966; operates as the North Alabama Railroad Museum, Inc. (NARM), providing train rides on their Mercury & Chase Railroad; meets the last Thursday at 6:30 pm (ex November, December) at various locations; Huntsville, Alabama, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Northstar Chapter (www.northstar-nrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1969; began as the Northstar Railway Historical Society by a group of people interested in sharing and learning about local railroad history; meets the 3rd Saturday at 7:00 pm (except June, July, August and December) in the Roseville Lutheran Church; publishes the Northstar News newsletter and the Minnesota Rail Calendar (www.mnrailcal.com); Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Old Dominion Chapter (www.odcnrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1957; dedicated to the preservation of past, present, and future railroading in Central Virginia; owns a number of historic passenger coaches and engines forpreservation and for use on excursion train rides; meets the 3rd Monday at 7:30 pm in the Hull Street Station; publishes the High Ball newsletter; Richmond, Virginia, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Oregon Coast Chapter (www.orcorail.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1981; owns a collection of historic equipment, including the 1922 Baldwin steam locomotive No. 104, which served in the region's logging industry until the 1950s, now being restored to historically-accurate condition; meets the 2nd Monday at 7:00 pm at their Office & Meeting Room at Locomotive #104, across from McDonalds on US 101; publishes the Oregon Coast Historical Railway News newsletter; Coos Bay, Oregon, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Pacific Northwest Chapter (www.pnwc-nrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1955 to preserve and interpret Pacific Northwest railroad history and historical artifacts for the education and enjoyment of current and future generation; meets the 3rd Friday at 7:30 pm at St. Mark's Lutheran Church; publishes the Trainmaster newsletter - archived back issues, in PDF format, are available for online viewing or download; Portland, Oregon, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Paducah Chapter (www.paducahrr.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1994; operates the Paducah, Kentucky Railroad Museum located at 2nd and Washington Streets, one-half block from the former Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway Freight Depot - opened in the spring of 1996 and moved to the 2nd and Washington Street location in 2004; meets the 2nd Tuesday at 7:00 pm in the McCracken Cty Public Library; Paducah, Kentucky, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Philadelphia Chapter (www.phillynrhs.com)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1936; meets the 3rd Friday at 7:30 pm (except December) at the Thomas Jefferson University Alumni Hall; publishes the Cinders newsletter; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Potomac Chapter (www.potomac-nrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1970; maintains a significant presence in the Washington, D.C., suburban area; meets the 3rd Tuesday at 8:00 pm in the Montgomery Country Executive Office building, Rockville; publishes the Potomac Rail News newsletter; Kensington, Maryland, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Pottstown and Reading Chapter (www.rrsignal.com/nrhs)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1971; has an interest in the history of the Reading and the Pennsylvania Railroads; the trip committee organizes many trips throughout the year; maintains and operates the Grings Mill Model Railroad; meets the 4th Thurs 7:30 pm in the Exeter Bible Church Music Room, Exeter Township (Birdsboro); publishes the The Colebrookdale Local newsletter; Shillington, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Queen And Crescent Chapter (www.queenandcrescent.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1975; established and operates the Meridian Railroad Museum in the former Railway Express Agency building adjacent to Union Station; maintains a collection of vintage passenger cars and cabeese adjacent to the museum complex; publishes the Finest Trains in the South newsletter; Collinsville, Mississippi, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Rappahannock Chapter (www.rcnrhs.com)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1989; keeps its railroad equipment at 11700 Main Street in the Spotslyvania County Industrial Park (see the website for details); meets the 2nd Thursday at the Central Rappahannock Library; publishes the The Mail Pouch newsletter; Fredericksburg, Virginia, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Rio Grande Chapter (bpratt15.home.bresnan.net/rio_grandechapter_nrhs.htm)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1977; primary interest is the Uintah Railway, "The Crookedest Railroad in the West"; meets on the last Monday of each month (except for June and December) at the Cross Orchards Living History Museum; Grand Junction, Colorado, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Rivanna Chapter (www.nrhs.avenue.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1974; name is from the Rivanna River, a tributary of the James River, in central Virginia, that defines the northeast and eastern boundaries of the city of Charlottesville and the northern boundary of Thomas Jefferson's estate "Monticello"; meets on the 3rd Tuesday at 6:00 pm at the Elks Lodge; publishes The Rivanna Rail newsletter; Charlottesville, Virginia, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Roanoke Chapter (www.roanokenrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1955; involved in the preservation and dissemination of the rail heritage of the Norfolk and Western and Virginian Railways; chapter owned passenger equipment is being utilized in the excursion trains operating at the North Carolina Museum of Transportation, also known as Spencer Shops; meets the 3rd Thursday (except December) at 7:30 pm in the O. Winston Link Museum Auditorium in the former N&W Passenger Station located adjacent to Hotel Roanoke; publishes the Turntable Times newsletter; Roanoke, Virginia, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Rochester Chapter (www.rochnrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; owns and operates the Rochester & Genesee Valley Railroad Museum in a partnership with the New York Museum of Transportation to bring you a unique dual-museum experience of the railroad and transportation history of Rochester and Western New York; meets the 3rd Thursday at 7:30 pm at the "40&8 Club"; publishes The Semaphore newsletter; Rochester, New York, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Saint Louis Chapter (www.stlouisnrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1963; works closely with the Museum of Transportation (www.transportmuseumassociation.org); meets the 1st Wednesday at 7:00 pm at Brooking Park in Chesterfield; publishes The Gateway Railletter newsletter; St Louis, Misssouri, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Southeast Louisiana Chapter (web.me.com/flbtrain1/Site_3/NRHS-SELA.html)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1966; headquartered in the Baton Rouge area with members from several surrounding states; interests are in preserving railroad history as well as observing current railroad operations and activities; publishes the Crimson Flyer newsletter; Watson, Louisiana, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Southern Oregon Chapter (www.soc-nrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1976; dedicated to the preservation and interpretation of the railroad history of Southern Oregon; directly responsible for the initiation and early development of the Medford Railroad Park and continues as a partner in the management of the park in cooperation with the Southern Oregon Live Steamers, the Rogue Valley Model Railroad Club, Southern Oregon Large Scale Trains, the Morse Telegraphy Club, and the City of Medford; meets the 2nd Tuesday at 7:00 pm in the Rogue Valley Model Railroad Clubhouse; publishes The Manifest newsletter; Medford, Oregon, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Suncoast Chapter (www.suncoastnrhs.com)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1989; serves Manatee, Sarasota and Charlotte Counties; members interests include exchanging information about rail transportation, contributing to preservation of rail-related artifacts and railfanning in southwest Florida; meets the 4th Tuesday at 7:00pm (except May-August), Sarasota Firehouse and other locations (see the web site for info); publishes the Suncoast Flyer newsletter; Sarasota, Florida, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Susquehanna Valley Chapter (www.trainweb.org/SVRHS)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1962; operates as the Susquehanna Valley Railway Historical Society with long-range goals of locating a permanent place for a headquarters; so far, an affordable facility meeting all those criteria has yet to be found so in the interim, SVRHS has leased space in the basement of the former DL&W station at Binghamton; meets the 2nd Thursday 7:00 pm (except July and August)in the Lecture Room of Vestal Public Library in Vestal; publishes The Feedwater Heater newsletter; Binghamton, New York, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Tennessee Valley Chapter (www.tvrail.com)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1961; formally the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum, whose mission is to collect for preservation, operation, interpretation and display, railroad artifacts in an authentic setting to educate the public concerning the role of railroads in the history and development of the region; meets the last Friday at 7:00 pm (except February, October, December) at the museum; publishes the Smoke & Cinders newsletter; Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Tri-State Chapter (www.tristaterail.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1964; formally the Tri-State Railway Historical Society, Inc. that owns a completely restored Lackawanna Railroad baggage car and caboose, both on exhibition at the Whippany (NJ) Railway Museum; current equipment projects include the restoration of an F3A diesel locomotive, a CNJ Blue Comet observation car, the Erie No. 10, three cabooses and two DL&W baggage cars; most meets are on the 4th Tuesday at 7:30 pm at the Bickford Theater at the Morris Museum, but the week of the month will be inconsistent at first due to previous theater obligations; publishes The Block Line newsletter; Morristown, New Jersey, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Twin Forks Chapter (www.twinforksnrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1996 to preserve, promote and educate individuals on the past, present and future events of railroading, especially as it pertains to Long Island, N.Y.; has a full calendar of events throughout the year - in addition to restoration projects they participate in many train and railroad related shows, go on many trips and hold frequent work sessions on owned equipment; publishes the Railway Post Office newsletter; Port Jefferson Station, New York, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Ulster and Delaware Chapter (www.udrrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1983; formally the Ulster & Delaware Railroad Historical Society, focusing on the history of the railroads and related social, economic, and cultural institutions of the Catskill and Hudson Valley regions; publishes the Rip Van Winkle Flyer newsletter; Roxbury, New York, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - United Kingdom Chapter (www.siam.co.uk/nrhsuk)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1992; aims to provide additional services to those NRHS members living in the United Kingdom; members regularly visit the USA and Canada to watch trains and photograph them and there are usually some members at the annual NRHS Convention; meets are held from time to time in central London; publishes the Trans-Atlantic Rails newsletter; London, England, UK.
  
  
• NRHS - Utica and Mohawk Valley Chapter (www.uticarometrains.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1977; supports the Adirondack Scenic Railroad; put New York Cenrtral 0-6-0 6721 on display, with a growing research library and archives, at Union Station; sells copies of NYC engineering drawings, 1930s steam locomotive photos, and "Observer-Dispatch" photographer Dante Tranquille's '40s-'60s rail pictures; runs excursions on Amtrak, area lines, or bus trips to tourist railroads; maintains the landmark ex-DL&W "elevated cabin" on Schuyler Street in West Utica; publishes the Tower Topics newsletter; Whitesboro, New York, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Washington DC Chapter (www.dcnrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1944; programs and activities with something to interest everyone; owns several items of railroad equipment, including the [b]Dover Harbor[/b], a restored 1923 Pullman Company heavy weight passenger car, three former baggage cars and two former Pennsylvania Railroad coaches; meets the 3rd Fridary at 8:00 pm at alternating locations: George Washington National Memorial, Alexandria, Virginia, and the Silver Spring, Maryland, B&O Station; publishes The Timetable newsletter; Savage, Maryland, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Watauga Valley Chapter (www.wataugavalleynrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1981; home region is Southwest Virginia and Northwest North Carolina; operates an active excursion program and rents vintage rail cars have been completely restored to an elegant, authentic look and all meet Amtrak standards; cars are passenger coaches Clinchfield 500 and Powhatan Arrow 539 and dining car Moultrie (see the web site for details); meets the 4th Monday at 6:30 pm (except December) at the Johnson City Public Library; publishes the Whistle Stop newsletter; Johnson City, Tennessee, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - West Jersey Chapter (www.westjersey-nrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1944; well known for producing high quality periodicals and award-winning books including West Jersey Rails III (2002) and The Reading Seashore Lines: A Pictorial Documentary of the Atlantic City Railroad (2007) and many others - most titles are in print and available for sale; meets the 4th Monday at 7:30 pm at the Haddon Heights Municipal building; publishes the West Jersey Rails Quarterly newsletter; Palmyra, New Jersey, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Western Colorado Chapter (www.glenwoodrailroadmuseum.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1999; seeks to preserve the history of the many railroads that have served the Colorado, Roaring Fork, Crystal and Frying Pan river valleys; operates (since 2003) the Glenwood Railroad Museum, located in the east wing of the ex-Denver & Rio Grande railroad station (built in 1904); meets the 1st Wednesday at 7:00 pm at the museum; publishes the Roaring Fork Foamer newsletter; Glenwood Springs, Colorado, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Western Connecticut Chapter (www.westctnrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1953; serves Stamford, Southwest Connecticut, Westchester & Putnam Counties New York; most important function is the operation of the SONO Switch Tower Museum, contained in former New York, New Haven and Hartford Signal Station 44 in South Norwalk - the Tower is open to the public, with interpretive displays and narration about signaling and train control; meets the 4th Mon at 8:00 pm: October-April at United Congregational Church, May-September the Tower; publishes the WestConn Manifest newsletter; South Norwalk, Connecticut, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Western Kentucky Chapter (www.westkentuckynrhs.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1985; web site, titled The Pennyrail Online Edition, hosts many photos and videos and current news stories provided chapter members; operates an online milepost-by-milepost subpage for the CSXT Henderson Sub (www.westkentuckynrhs.org/railfan); meets the 4th Monday at 7:00 pm at the L&N Depot on West Arch Street; publishes the Pennyrail newsletter (available online in PDF format); Madisonville, Kentucky, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Western Maryland Chapter (home.comcast.net/~phstakem/rr/wmar-nrhs.htm)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1977; primary focus is on the history of railroads and rail transit lines that have operated in the Western Maryland region and adjacent parts of Pennsylvania and West Virginia; maintains a collection of historic railroad artifacts, documents, maps and photographs that date from 1844 to the present; meets the 3rd Thursday at 7:00 pm at various Cumberland locations; publishes The Automatic Block newsletter; Cumberland, Maryland, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Western Montana Chapter (www.mtnwestrail.com/wmnrhs)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1996; serves Montana west of the Continental Divide; activities include excursions, presentations and guest speakers, tours of railroad facilities, newsletter publication & exchange and sales of railroadiana; meets the last Thursday - contact the chapter for times/locations; publishes the Catenary And Coal newsletter; Missoula, Montana, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - White River Junction Chapter (cvrr.railfan.net/UVRIDpages/wrjnrhs.html)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1997; serves as a conduit for fundraising and volunteer efforts in the restoration of ex-Boston & Maine American Type 4-4-0 steam locomotive #494, located in downtown Hartford next to the ex-Boston & Maine Railroad Station, known as White River Junction, still used by today's Amtrak Vermonter Passenger service; meets the 2nd Thursday 7:00 pm in the station; publishes the 494 News newsletter; White River Junction, Vermont, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Wichita Chapter (www.gptm.us)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1954; operates the Great Plains Transportation Museum, dedicated to recording and exhibiting the importance of railroad transportation in the human, agricultural, commercial and industrial heritage of Wichita, Kansas and the Great Plains; meets the 3rd Friday at 7:30 pm at the museum; publishes The Great Plains Dispatcher newsletter (available online in PDF format); Wichita, Kansas, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Wilmington Chapter (www.wilmingtonnrhs.com)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1967; sponsored activities include rail excursions in South Jersey, DelMarVa and Southeastern Pennsylvania, including SEPTA streetcar trips, plus doodlebug & steam-powered mixed trains over the Wilmington & Western Railroad; meets the 3rd Thursday at 7:00 pm (ex Jul, Aug, Dec) in the Claymont Community Center; publishes the Transfer Table newsletter in electronic and printed formats; Wilmington, Delaware, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Wisconsin Chapter (www.nrhswis.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1950; purpose is to gather, preserve and disseminate information, both historic and current, pertaining to railroading in Wisconsin and the Upper Midwest; meets the 1st Friday at 8:00 pm (except July & August) at the North Shore Congregational Church in Fox Point; publishes the Sparks & Cinders newsletter; Pewaukee & Fox Point, Wisconsin, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Yadkin Valley Chapter (www.blackcatstation.com)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1995; owns and operates, since 1999, a large HO Scale model railroad located in the Black Cat Station (former Wilkes Art Gallery, near the entrance to Finley Park), leased to the chapter by the Town of North Wilkesboro; a free open house is held every 2nd Saturday from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm; meets the 2nd Thursday of each quarter at the Station; annual meeting on the 2nd Thursday of November; North Wilkesboro, North Carolina, USA.
  
  
• NRHS - Yaquina Pacific Chapter (www.yaquinapacificrr.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the National Railway Historical Society; chartered in 1993; operates as the Yaquina Pacific Railroad Historical Society; meets the 3rd Sunday at 5:00 pm in the Toledo Union Hall; publishes the Yaquina Shortline newsletter in electronic and printed formats; Toledo, Oregon, USA.
  
  
• NS Financial Services Company (www.nsfinancialservices.ie)
  Specializing in providing train leasing throughout Europe; includes services, rolling stocks, and financial information; Dublin, Ireland, UK.
  
  
• NSCC Model Railroad Club (nsccmrc.blogspot.com)
  Blog for this HO and N Scale club at North Seattle Community College; Seattle, Washington, USA.
  
  
• NSDash9.com (www.nsdash9.com)
  Photos and details about these Norfolk Southern locomotives including rosters and modeling clinics; Chris Toth, USA.
  
  
• NSLocos.com (www.nslocos.com)
  More than 4,000 Norfolk Southern locomotive pictures with technical information, maintained by Mike Ray, USA.
  
  
• NSW Rollingstock (www.nswrollingstock.com)
  Dedicated to documenting the history of freight rolling stock focusing on post 1950 goods wagons used in New South Wales; maintained by Josh Beveridge; Airds, New South Wales, Australia.
  
  
• NTRAK Modular Railroading Society, Inc. (www.ntrak.org)
  Information about N Scale modular railroading including an explanation of what it is, how to get started and how to get connected to others who are involved with it, edited by Bill Rutherford; Templeton, California, USA.
  
  
• NTRAK Swiss Division (www.ntrak.ch)
  Division of the NTRAK Modular Railroading Society, Inc. (www.ntrak.org); modelers of N Scale model railway modules for display at conventions, shopping malls and for home layouts; Bassersdorf, Switzerland (German).
  
  
• NTSB (www.ntsb.gov)
  National Transportation Safety Board, a U.S. Government Federal Agency; investigates all railway accidents and all other transportation related accidents connected with companies based in the United States; Washington, D.C., USA.
  
  
• NWV Model Railroad Association Inc. (www.nwvrailroad.org)
  Dedicated to promoting and teaching the art and craft of model railroading to the young and novice modeler; Essex Junction, Vermont, USA.
  
  
• NXSYS: New York City Subway Signalling & Interlocking Simulator (nxsys.nycsubway.org)
  Application for modern versions of Microsoft Windows that recreates the experience of controlling switches, signals and trains in the New York City Subway system; maintained by Bernard S. Greenberg; New York, New York, USA.
  
  
• NYC Transit FAQ (www.faqs.org/faqs/regional/nyc/transit-faq)
  New York City, New York, USA.
  
  
• NYS&W Northern Division Pictorial (www.joshuakblay.com/nysw.html)
  Photo collection featuring the former New York, Susquehanna & Western Railway, Syracuse & Utica branches; maintained by Joshua Blay; Shillington, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• NZG-Modelle GmbH (www.nzg.de)
  Manufacturer of very large HO Scale model cranes and construction equipment and vehicles; has a Facebook Page; Nürnberg, Germany (Deutsch, English).
  
  
• Nagoya Railroad Co., Ltd. (www.meitetsu.co.jp)
  Nagoya Tetsudo Kabushiki-gaisha, commonly referred to as Meitetsu, is a railroad company operating in the Aichi and Gifu Prefectures of Japan; operates 444.2 kilometers (276 miles) of track, 275 stations and over 1,000 passenger cars; Nagoya, Japan (Japanese, English).
  
  
• Nailhunter - Texas Date Nail Collectors Association (www.nailhunter.com)
  Dedicated to the documentation and history of date nails used by lumber companies, railroads, utilities, government agencies, and others for identifying specifics of various wood products; Houston, Texas, USA.
  
  
• Nailsea & District Model Railway Club (www.nailseamrc.org.uk)
  Models in O, G, HO, OO, narrow gauge 009, N and Z Scales; hints and tips page; meets weekly; Clevedon, Somerset, England, UK.
  
  
• Nairobi Railway Museum (www.greywall.demon.co.uk/rail/Kenya/nrm.html)
  Preserving and displaying relics and records of the railways of East Africa (Uganda, Kenya & Tanzania); Nairobi, Kenya, Africa.
  
  
• Namibia: First Railway Lines (www.namibweb.com/railways.htm)
  History of how and why the first railways were established in South West Africa; written by Sergei Mitrofanov; Windhoek, Namibia, Africa.
  
  
• Nancys Trains and Things (www.nancystrains.com)
  Model railroad hobby shop features model railroad train control and sound systems from manufactures such as Digitrax, SoundTraxx, Loksound, QSI, Lenz and others, plus a variety of model trains and accessories; Clayton, North Carolina, USA.
  
  
• Nano-Oil™ by StClaire (www.nano-oil.com/Model%20RailRoad.html)
  Manufacturer/retailer of "Lubrication for the New Millennium"; suitable for all types of metals (stainless, titanium, brass, aluminum, etc.); will reduce friction on all metal to metal dynamic contacts and will also perform very well on polymer to metal moving parts; maintained by Christian StClaire; Petaluma, California, USA.
  
  
• Nantucket Historical Association (www.nha.org/history/hn/HNnantucketrailroad.html)
  Article from the Summer 2000 issue of Historic Nantucket about the Nantucket Railroad (1881-1917) by Peter Schmid; Nantucket, Massachusetts, USA.
  
  
• Nantwich & Market Drayton Railway Society (www.the-gingerbread-line.co.uk)
  Established on 1 January 1992 when the concept was launched to try to restore part or all of the former Nantwich to Market Drayton Railway as far north as Cox Bank on the outskirts of Audlem, about 4 miles of track; Market Drayton, Shropshire, England, UK.
  
  
• Napa Valley Model Railroad Club (www.napavalleyexpo.com/f-railroad.html)
  Formed in 1955 to build and operate the HO Scale "Napa Valley Northern" model railroad layout now located on the fairgrounds of the Napa Valley Expo; Napa, California, USA.
  
  
• Napa Valley Model Railroad Historical Society, Inc. (www.nvmrc.org)
  Operates the Napa Valley Model Railroad Club's "Napa Valley Northern" HO Scale model railroad layout that occupies a 3,600 square foot "L" shaped room with a 1,600 square foot second floor serving as a meeting area, library, and workshop; Napa, California, USA.
  
  
• Napa Valley Railroad Police Department (nvrpolice.com)
  Protecting the patrons, property, and assets of the Napa Valley Railroad and serving surrounding communities in Napa County, Napa, California, USA.
  
  
• Napa Valley Railway Inn (www.napavalleyrailwayinn.com)
  Converted 100 year old train cars offer unique accommodations located in the heart of wine country near shopping and entertainment; Yountville, California, USA.
  
  
• Napa Valley Wine Train (www.winetrain.com)
  Top dining establishment housed in an antique train that runs on 25-miles of track in the heart of the Napa Valley; train has two engines, three kitchens on board and a collection of early 20th century rail cars that are pure Americana and offers great regional food and fabulous, hard-to-find wines; has a Facebook Page; Napa, California, USA.
  
  
• Naples Depot Museum (www.explorenaples.com/brochure.phtml?memberno=1545)
  Located in a restored Seaboard Air Line Railway passenger station that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places; welcomes visitors back to the railroading boom days of the Roaring Twenties; Naples, Florida, USA..
  
  
• Naptown & White River Model Railroad Club (www.naptownrr.org)
  HO Scale model railroad club whose purpose is to build and maintain a layout for the enjoyment of the members; Indianapolis, Indiana, USA.
  
  
• Nariz del Diablo (narizdeldiablo.free.fr)
  History of the Trans-Andean Railroad in Ecuador; Paris, France (Français, Español, English).
  
  
• Naromi Garden Railway (www.kosier.net/NGR)
  Garden railroad inspired a visit to the Atlanta Botanical Gardens and their G Scale railroad; officially named The Naromiyocknowhusunkatankshunk Garden Railway or NGR (for short!); San Jose, California, USA.
  
  
• Narrow Gauge & Industrial (www.narrowgaugeandindustrial.com)
  Publisher offers specialist publications about narrow gauge and industrial railways, concentrating on the United Kingdom, but also covering Europe and overseas subjects; publishers of Narrow Gauge & Industrial Railway Modeling magazine; Gwynedd, Wales, UK.
  
  
• Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette (www.ngslgazette.com)
  High quality magazine published bi-monthly in March, May, July, September, November and January by Benchmark Publications Ltd.; regular features include Plans, Robert's Ramblings, New in Review, In Brief, Gallery - Models, Book and Video Reviews, Riptrack and The Narrow Gauge Scene; Los Altos, California, USA.
  
  
• Narrow Gauge Builder Inc. (www.narrowgaugebuilder.com)
  Home of the Hangman Creek Lumber Company, a 3 foot narrow gauge logging model railroad set in 1952 in the backwoods of Eastern Washington near the Canadian Border; see videos on YouTube at www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVNTE2s_0Lo ; maintained by Jess Dozier; Nine Mile Falls, Washington, USA.
  
  
• Narrow Gauge Circle (www.narrowgauge.org)
  Steam powered rail tours through the Rocky Mountains based on the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad's "Around the Circle" tours; maintained by Mark Evans; Riverton, Utah, USA.
  
  
• Narrow Gauge Dead Goat Saloon (www.goatbbs.com)
  Message board site containing current news and commentary from the home of The Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad; the webmaster claims ownership of all messages posted; maintained by Jay Wimer; Chama, New Mexico, USA.
  
  
• Narrow Gauge Downunder Magazine (www.narrowgaugedownunder.com)
  Quarterly publication devoted entirely to narrow gauge railways of interest for the prototype enthusiast and model builder; Gavin Hince, Editor; Clifton Hill, Victoria, Australia.
  
  
• Narrow Gauge Heaven (www.narrow-gauge.co.uk)
  Dedicated to narrow gauge railways throughout the world with contributions from over 30 railway photographers; resources to keep the enthusiast happy for hours (discussion forum, latest railway news and links to nearly every narrow gauge railroad in the world); Taunton, Somerset, England, UK.
  
  
• Narrow Gauge Mini Layout (www.kk-net.com/~tabuchi/home.htm)
  Information about small model railway layouts, scenery techniques and available models in HOe, N & On30 scales; includes a complete explanation of J Scale standards (ratio of 1:80 - 3.81mm to one foot); maintained by Yoji Tabuchi; Tokyo, Japan (Japanese, English).
  
  
• Narrow Gauge Pictures from Off the Beaten Path (narrowmind.railfan.net)
  Collection of original and borrowed photographs of U.S. made export narrow gauge equipment; maintained by Bruce Pryor; USA.
  
  
• Narrow Gauge Pleasure (www.narrow-gauge-pleasure.co.uk)
  Central point for information on narrow gauge railways of Scotland, Northern England, North Wales, The Midlands, East Anglia, South Wales, South East England and South West England; Rugby, Warwickshire, England, UK.
  
  
• Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum (www.talyllyn.co.uk/ngrm)
  Amgueddfa Rheilffyrdd Bach Cul, Located at the Tywyn Wharf terminus of the Talyllyn Railway, Tywyn, Gwynedd, Wales, UK.
  
  
• Narrow Gauge Railroads (Ferrovie con Scartamento Ridotto) (digilander.iol.it/maurobottegal)
  Massive database of information about light, narrow gauge railways used in Italy, former Italian colonies and European military lines in WWI; indepth info about designs by Paul Decauville and locomotives built by Krauss-Maffei & Hatlapa; maintained by Mauro Bottegal; Feltre, Belluno, Italia (Italiano, English)
  
  
• Narrow Gauge Railway Society (www.ngrs.org)
  Serving the narrow gauge world since 1951; has several groups that hold meetings in various locations (see the site for details); Membership Secretary: Bilsthorpe, Newark, Nottinghamshire, England, UK.
  
  
• Narrow Gauge Railways in Austria (81.223.140.138/homep_2.html)
  Information and photographs about the still active freight and passenger railways of Austria; includes a modeling section; Wiener Neustadt, Austria (Deutsch, English).
  
  
• Narrow Gauge Supply (www.narrowgaugesupply.com)
  Formed in 1991, designs and constructs fine scale miniature railroads for public and private parks and other locations where large numbers of people can see and ride them; Frost, Texas, USA.
  
  
• Narrow Gauge Web Pages (www.cleeve.com)
  Collection of links to mostly European narrow gauge web sites; maintained by Andrew Goodwin; Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England, UK.
  
  
• Narrow Gauge World (www.atlanticpublishers.com/magazines/narrow-gauge-world)
  Published six times a year; fills a gap in the market by bringing together news, views and features that could not easily be accessed elsewhere; published in both print and digital editions by Atlantic Publishers; North American subscriptions via Carstens Publications Book Store, Newton, New Jersey; Bourne, Lincolnshire, England, UK.
  
  
• Narrow Tracks (www.narrowtracks.com)
  Information for model trains, 2-foot gauge railroads, eastern logging railroads and eastern narrow gauge railroads; Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.
  
  
• Nashua Valley Railroad Association, Inc. (www.nvrra.com)
  Founded in 1952, this HO Scale group models a fictitious railroad called New England Rail System and is a representation of downtown Nashua, uses the North Coast Engineering Co. DCC system, and has been featured in Model Railroader Magazine®; Shirley, Massachusetts, USA.
  
  
• Nashville & Eastern Railroad Corp. (www.nerr.com)
  Class III shortline provides essential freight service to its industrial and commercial customers from Nashville to Monterey, Tennessee; moved over a half a million tons of industrial & consumer commodities and over 140,000 commuters to Nashville in 2007; Lebanon, Tennessee, USA.
  
  
• Nashville & Western Railroad (www.nerr.com/NWR.html)
  Class III shortline launched in 2000 to provide rail freight operations between downtown Nashville and Ashland City, Tennessee; sister railroad to the well established Nashville & Eastern; Lebanon, Tennessee, USA.
  
  
• Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis Railway Depot & Railroad Museum (www.jacksonrecandparks.com/leagues/custom_page.cfm?clientid=3046&leagueid=0&pageid=1112)
  Passenger depot built in 1907 (closed in 1967); completely restored to house a museum of local railroad history; collection includes photographs, artifacts, and related memorabilia plus a 1947 F.E.C. dining car, two cabooses and an HO Scale model railroad; open Monday-Saturday, 10 AM - 3 PM; Jackson, Tennessee, USA.
  
  
• Nashville NTRAK (www.nashvillentrak.org)
  Founded in 1987, this club meets in the Tennessee Central Railway Museum and primarily models NTRAK modules for display at shows and other public events; Nashville, Tennessee, USA.
  
  
• Nassau Lionel Operating Engineers (www.nloe.org)
  Model train club dedicated to the enjoyment of owning and operating O Gauge model trains; Levittown, New York, USA.
  
  
• Nassau Hobby Center (www.nassauhobby.com)
  Full line hobby shop featuring Atlas O and Lionel model trains; Freeport, New York, USA.
  
  
• Natchez Railway, LLC (www.vsrailway.com/natchez.html)
  Class III short line approximately 66 mile long, located in Mississippi; runs between Natchez and Brookhaven, Mississippi where it interchanges with Canadian National; main commodities hauled include grain, scrap metal and forestry products; also offers railcar storage on 5 miles of track; owned and operated by V&S Railway, LLC (www.vsrailway.com); Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.
  
  
• Nate's Light Iron Hobbies (www.nateslightironhobbies.com)
  Model trains and accessories from N Scale to G Scale, specializing in narrow gauge and shortline model railroading featuring On30 narrow Gauge model trains; Robesonia, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• Nathan's Trains N Toys (www.trainsntoys.com.au)
  Specializes in promoting the model train hobby and stocks a wide range of model trains from manufacturers such as Märklin, Trix and Viessmann accessories; Chemside, Queensland, Australia.
  
  
• National Academy of Railroad Sciences (NARS) (www.railroadtraining.com)
  Offers an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Railroad Operations; website maintained by the academy; Overland Park, Kansas, USA.
  
  
• National Alliance of Public Transportation Advocates (NAPTA) (www.napta.net)
  Organization representing local transit coalitions who support increasing federal investment in public transportation; has a Facebook Page; Washington, D.C., USA.
  
  
• National Archives (NARA) (www.archives.gov)
  The National Archives and Records Administration is the United State's record keeper; of all documents and materials created in the course of business conducted by the United States Federal government, 1%-3% are so important for legal or historical reasons that they are kept forever; these are all searchable and downloadable online and include hundreds of railroad related documents; College Park, Maryland, USA.
  
  
• National Association Of Timetable Collectors (www.naotc.org)
  Serving as a forum for collectors all across North America and the world since 1962; promotes the collecting of railroad timetables; Georgetown, Texas, USA.
  
  
• National Association of Rail Shippers (www.railshippers.com)
  Umbrella organization that links five regional associations of rail owners, vendors and users in Canada, Mexico and the United States; Richardson, Texas, USA
  
  
• National Association of Railway Business Women (www.narbw.org)
  Dedicated to stimulating interest in the railroad industry, fostering better cooperation & understanding and furthering the educational and professional interests of its members; has a Facebook Page; Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.
  
  
• National Association of Railroad Passengers (NARP) (www.narprail.org)
  Largest citizen-based advocacy organization for train and rail transit passengers in the United States since 1967; works to expand the quality and quantity of passenger rail on a modern, customer-focused national passenger train network that provides a travel choice Americans want; supported by around 20,000 individual members; has a Facebook Page; Washington, D.C., USA.
  
  
• National Association of S Gaugers, Inc. (www.nasg.org)
  Umbrella organization representing the 3/16" model railroading community; published a bimonthly publication called the "Dispatch" which covers all aspects of S including American Flyer, S scale and Sn3; Annville, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• National Balsa Co. (www.nationalbalsa.com)
  Wholesale balsa and basswood sheets, sticks, blocks and other great items; Ware, Massachusetts, USA.
  
  
• National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors (www.nationalboard.org)
  Oversees adherence to codes involving the construction and repair of boilers and pressure vessels; Columbus, Ohio, USA.
  
  
• National Capital Trackers (www.trackers2010.org)
  Informal group of model train enthusiasts in the Washington, D.C. area who share an interest in operating three rail O-Gauge trains; Fairfax, Virginia, USA.
  
  
• National Capital Trolley Museum (www.dctrolley.org)
  Founded in 1959; preserves and interprets the heritage of electric and interurban railways of Washington, D.C. and environs for the benefit of present and future generations; Montgomery County, Maryland, USA.
  
  
• National Corridors Initiative (www.nationalcorridors.org)
  Exists to support the development of infrastructure, including an integrated national transportation system that emphasizes rational transportation decisions, such as a network of intercity passenger and freight corridor rail corridors augmented by commuter rail and served by feeder systems; has a Facebook Page; offices in Boston, Massachusetts, Mystic, Connecticut & Providence, Rhode Island, USA.
  
  
• National Electric Gate Company (www.nationalelectricgate.com)
  Manufacturer of crossing warning protection materials for the past 30 years that includes "Alumi-Glass", "Alumi-Lite", "High Wind Profile" to articulated gates, conversion brackets in all configurations, to new digital light sets, LEDs, bus bars, insulated test links, insulated tools, bondstrand, tefcel case wire and signage; Pooler, Georgia, USA.
  
  
• National Express East Anglia (www.nationalexpresseastanglia.com)
  Train operator providing services to London Liverpool Street and the East of England; Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK.
  
  
• National Fred Harvey Museum (www.angelfire.com/ks/cwpcarousel/1harvey.html)
  Seeks to restore the Harvey residence in Leavenworth, increase public awareness of Harvey's achievements and provide insights into the Harvey family; Leavenworth, Kansas, USA.
  
  
• National Gateway (www.nationalgateway.org)
  Public-private partnership plans to create a more efficient rail route linking mid-atlantic ports with Midwestern markets, improving the flow of rail traffic between these regions by increasing the use of double-stack trains; Washington, D.C., USA.
  
  
• National Insulator Association (www.nia.org)
  International organization of collectors and friends interested in communication and electrical insulators, as well as other artifacts connected with insulators, such as telephone, telegraph, power transmission, railroads, and lightning protection devices; Providence, Utah, USA.
  
  
• National Militant Railfan Organization (home.comcast.net/~nmro)
  Offers the serious railfan a variety of photos, hints, ideas and discussions, USA.
  
  
• National New York Central Railroad Museum (www.nycrrmuseum.org)
  ounded in 1987 to recapture the days of the NYC through a timeline to the local railroad history beginning in 1833 with the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern RR; Elkhart, Indiana, USA.
  
  
• National Orphan Train Complex (www.orphantraindepot.com)
  Dedicated to the preservation of the stories and artifacts of those who were part of the Orphan Train Movement from 1854-1929; collects, preserves, interprets, and disseminates knowledge about the orphan trains, and the children and agents who rode them; Concordia, Kansas, USA.
  
  
• National Preservation (www.national-preservation.com)
  Founded in 2005 to provide a meeting place for volunteers and staff at heritage railways to exchange news and information; Herne Bay, Kent, England, UK.
  
  
• National Rail Enquiries (www.nationalrail.co.uk)
  Official source for rail information, UK train times and timetables; operated by ATOC Limited for the Department for Transport (DfT), a UK government department (run by the Secretary of State for Transport) responsible for the English transport network and a limited number of transport matters in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland; Plymouth, Devon, England, UK.
  
  
• National Railroad Construction and Maintenance Association (NRC) (www.nrcma.org)
  Trade association organized specifically to serve the needs of railroad contractors, suppliers, and the entire railroad and rail transit construction industry; Washington, D.C., USA.
  
  
• National Railroad Museum (www.nationalrrmuseum.org)
  501(c)(3) organization established in 1958; displays include Union Pacific Big Boy 4017, Pennsylvania GG1 4890, British Railways A4 Class No. 60008 "Dwight D Eisenhower" (with the World War II command train), Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad "Aerotrain Trainset No. 2" & over 70 other locomotives & railcars, over 5,000 artifacts (textiles, uniforms, tools & personal items), 15,000 photographic prints, slides & film negatives; has a Facebook Page; Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA.
  
  
• National Railroad Museum and Hall of Fame, Inc. (nationalrrmuseum.tripod.com)
  Formerly located in a Seaboard Air Line Railway depot (now located in an existing building across from the Hamlet Senior Center) this facility contains photographs, maps, a model railroad layout, 4 pieces of rolling stock, a diesel engine and a caboose; operates a thrift and gift shop; Hamlet, North Carolina, USA.
  
  
• National Rails Project (www.railsproject.com)
  Rails across America photo articles - the goal is to photograph all railroads, current and ghost, in the USA and Canada; Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.
  
  
• National Railway Enthusiasts Association (www.nrea.org.uk)
  Group designed for planning tours for a small group of rail enthusiasts whose interests include photography, depot bashing, number crunching, or visiting European depots; Worcester, England, UK.
  
  
• National Railway Equipment Company (NREC) (www.nationalrailway.com)
  Privately owned, vertically integrated provider of new and remanufactured locomotives, locomotive products and wheel services; provides locomotive field service & technical support and delivers locomotives and services to customers throughout the world; in 2006 introduced new ultra low emissions N-ViroMotive GenSet road switcher locomotives for domestic and international service; nine fully equipped manufacturing facilities, encompassing over 275 acres and more than 1,330,000 square feet under roof; Mt. Vernon, Illinois, USA.
  
  
• National Railway Museum (www.nrm.org.uk)
  Claims to be the largest railway museum in the world, attracting almost 1 million visitors per year to sites at York and Shildon; roots go back to the acquisition of the Rocket in 1862 by the Science Museum in London (then known as the Patent Office Museum); the 1968 Transport Act encouraged BR to work with the Science Museum to develop a National Railway Museum to house the massive and ever expanding collection and the new museum opened in 1975 at Leeman Road in York; latest additions are Locomotion: the NRM at Shildon, County Durham, and Search Engine, a £4 million archive and research centre; has a Facebook Page; York, North Yorkshire, England, UK.
  
  
• National Railway Supply, Inc (www.nationalrailwaysupply.com)
  Providing high quality batteries and battery chargers to the mass transit/railroad industry; Savannah, Georgia, USA.
  
  
• National Retail Hobby Stores Association, Inc. (www.nrhsa.org)
  Organization which serves to unite hobby retailers to present one voice and one consistent message to the rest of the trade; has a Facebook Page; Wheaton, Illinois, USA.
  
  
• National Steel Car (www.steelcar.com)
  Designer and manufacturer of freight cars; Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
  
  
• National Toy Train Museum (www.nttmuseum.org)
  World class collection of toy trains in most all scales, gauges and manufacturers; operated by the Train Collectors Association; has a Facebook Page; Paradise Township (Strasburg), Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• National Train Day (www.nationaltrainday.com)
  Amtrak sponsored coast-to-coast annual celebration of the way trains connect people and places; Washington, District of Columbia, USA.
  
  
• National Train Show (www.nationaltrainshow.org)
  Established in 1988 by the National Model Railroad Association (NMRA) as a nationally sponsored combined industry trade show and public train show to promote the hobby of model railroading; held in conjunction with the NMRA Annual National Convention; Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA.
  
  
• National Tramway Museum (www.tramway.co.uk)
  Restored period village for enthusiasts in the history of trams; provides tram rides, woodland walkways, exhibition halls, indoor and outdoor play areas and a view of the workshop; Crich, Derbyshire, England, UK.
  
  
• Nationale Maatschappij der Belgische Spoorwegen (www.b-rail.be/main/N/)
  Official web site of the Belgian Railroad Company; Brussels, Belgium (Nederlands, Français, Deutsch, English).
  
  
• Naumann Modelleisenbahnen & Eisenbahnliteratur (www.naumann-online.de/index.php)
  Online division of a full service hobby shop; Hier treffen sich besondere Modellbahner und besondere Bahnmodelle (special models for special collectors); Geschäftsführer und Internetdesigner: Ferenc Naumann; Köln (Cologne), North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany (Deutsch).
  
  
• Nauset Model Railroad Club (www.nausetmodelrrclub.com)
  Models S, O, G, N and HO Scales and meets Friday nights to work on the layouts, operate trains, watch videos and hold clinics; Orleans, Massachusetts, USA.
  
  
• Nebraska, Kansas & Colorado Railway, LLC (NKCR) (www.omnitrax.com/railroads/nebraska-kansas-colorado-railway-llc.aspx)
  Class III regional railroad started operations in 2005; operates approximately 559 miles of track in three states and carries a diverse mix of wheat, corn, coal, fertilizer; owned by OmniTRAX, Inc.; Grant, Nebraska, USA.
  
  
• Nebraska Operation Lifesaver (www.nebraskaol.org)
  State Coordinator providing local area information about presentations, training and volunteer opportunities available; Operation Lifesaver Inc. is a non-profit international organization providing continuing public education programs to end collisions, deaths and injuries at places where roadways cross train tracks and on railroad rights-of-way; has a Facebook Page; Bellevue, Nebraska, USA.
  
  
• NedCan Products Inc. (www.nedcan.com)
  Distributor of innovative quality products from Europe for the North American transportation industry, located in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada.
  
  
• Nederlandse Spoorwegen (www.ns.nl)
  Official site to help you plan your trip and purchase tickets; operated by the Netherlands National Railway; Amsterdam, The Netherlands (Nederlands, English).
  
  
• Nederlandse Modelspoor Federatie (Dutch Model Railroad Federation) (www.nmf.nl)
  Umbrella organization of and for the Dutch model railway clubs now numbering more than one hundred members; this site contains an overview of the NMF member associations, upcoming events of the NMF model railroading and other related information; Valthermond, The Netherlands (Nederlands).
  
  
• NedTrain BV (www.nedtrain.nl)
  Carries out the maintenance, cleaning and overhaul of rolling stock and the refurbishment and engineering of trains, locomotives, light rail vehicles and components such as traction motors, brake systems, bogies and wheel sets; Utrecht, Netherlands (Nederlands, English).
  
  
• NeedTrains.com (www.needtrains.com)
  Full service online model railroad shop sells equipment from most manufacturers in Z to G Scales; maintained by Terry Anstett; Sarasota, Florida, USA.
  
  
• Need2Rank.com (www.need2rank.com)
  Hobby shop offering a selection of HO Scale and Lionel model trains and accessories, plus radio control toys, slot car racing and remote control helicopters; Chesterbrook, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• Neil's Trainpage (neils.trainpage.com)
  Collection of railroad photographs primarily from the western United States; Torrance, California, USA.
  
  
• Nelson Area Trails Society Proposal (www.kics.bc.ca/~nats/cbtprop.html)
  Canada - plan to use BNSF corridor
  
  
• Nelson Art Works (www.nelsonartworks.net)
  Baltimore & Ohio Railroad prints and paintings inspired by the collection of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Museum; Malvern, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• Nelson Machinery & Equipment Ltd. (www.nelsonmachinery.com)
  Specializes in the sale of second hand equipment for mining, mineral processing and railroad construction; North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
  
  
• Nelson Services, Inc. (www.nelsonservices.com)
  Design and construction of new track projects such as unit train facilities, loop tracks, and ethanol facilities; Thief River Falls, Minnesota, USA.
  
  
• Nelson's Locomotive Works (www.nelsonslocomotive.com)
  Hobbyist dedicated to 7.5 inch Gauge live steam geared locomotives; maintained by Nelson A. Riedel; Howard, Ohio, USA.
  
  
• Nemesis Rail (www.nemesisrail.com)
  Provides maintenance and overhaul services to train operators and private owners of all types of traction and rolling stock; Barrow Hill, Staveley, Chesterfield, England, UK.
  
  
• Nene Valley Railway (www.nvr.org.uk)
  Standard gauge international steam railway which runs for 7½ miles between Yarwell Junction and Peterborough in Cambridgeshire; has a Facebook Page; Stibbington, Peterborough, England, UK.
  
  
• Nene Valley Railway Books (www.nenevalley-railwaybooks.co.uk)
  Outlet for many thousands of transport related books, videos, photographs, postcards, DVDs, timetables, railway spotters books, magazines and many other railway related items; London, England, UK.
  
  
• Nenta Traintours (www.nentatraintours.co.uk)
  Agency features rail excursions by special loco-hauled and intercity trains; North Walsham, Norfolk, England, UK.
  
  
• Netnic Trains (www.netnic.fi/raaminet4)
  Information, photographs and CD-ROM's about Finnish railways; maintained by Kari Paananen; Piikkiö, Finland (English, Finnish).
  
  
• Network Rail (www.networkrail.co.uk)
  Owns and operates Britain's rail infrastructure (tracks, signalling system, rail bridges, tunnels, level crossings, viaducts and 18 key stations); providing a safe, reliable and efficient railway fit for the 21st century; London, England, UK.
  
  
• Neuse River Valley Model Railroad Club (www.nrvclub.net)
  Models N, HO, O, and G Scale primarily for open house events and local exhibitions; Morrisville, North Carolina, USA.
  
  
• Nevada County Narrow Gauge Project (www.ncngproject.org)
  On3 Scale model railroad display dedicated to the memory of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad; Grass Valley, California, USA.
  
  
• Nevada County Narrow Gauge (www.nevadacountynarrowgauge.com)
  Provides photographs, forums, equipment rosters, route map, magazine index and more; maintained by Kevin Snow; Granite Bay, California, USA.
  
  
• Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad & Transportation Museum (www.ncngrrmuseum.org)
  Dedicated to the preservation of local transportation history and artifacts from the narrow gauge railroad era; Nevada City, California, USA.
  
  
• Nevada Northern & Railroads of White Pine County (history.nnry.com)
  Introduction to the railroads serving the White Pine County copper mining operations; research information and original photographs are presented for railfans, historians, residents of WPC, model railroad enthusiasts and those who love trains; maintained by Keith Albrandt; San Diego, California, USA.
  
  
• Nevada Northern Railway (www.nnry.com)
  Dedicated to the restoration, preservation, interpretation, and operation of the Nevada Northern Railway historic facilities, yards, and rail collection; provides the opportunity to experience a world-class, historic, working railroad; has a Facebook Page; Ely, Nevada, USA.
  
  
• Nevada Operation Lifesaver (www.olnv.org)
  State Coordinator providing local area information about presentations, training and volunteer opportunities available; Operation Lifesaver Inc. is a non-profit international organization providing continuing public education programs to end collisions, deaths and injuries at places where roadways cross train tracks and on railroad rights-of-way; Fallon, Nevada, USA.
  
  
• Nevada Southern Railway (www.nevadasouthern.com)
  If you live in or are visiting Las Vegas, Nevada, come ride the Nevada Southern Railway excursion train at the Nevada State Railroad Museum located in historic Boulder City - the city that built the Hoover Dam; ride the rails and experience history dating back to the 1930's in the time this Boulder Branch Line was constructed by the Union Pacific Railroad to service the Boulder Dam project; ride in your choice of an open air car or air conditioned / heated Pullman coaches; departure times are 10:00, 11:30, 1:00 and 2:30 every Saturday and Sunday (except Santa Train and Day Out With Thomas); has a Facebook Page; Boulder City, Nevada, USA.
  
  
• New Braunfels Railroad Museum (www.nbhrmsmuseum.org)
  Dedicated to the preservation of railroad artifacts and photographs related to the operations of the I-GN, MoPac and MKT railroads; open to the public Thursday through Monday; New Braunfels, Texas, USA.
  
  
• New Brighton Flyover (www.knorek.com/RR/Pgh/NewBrighton/NewBrighton.htm)
  Location of one of the Pennsylvania Railroad's more remarkable engineering feats; a Flyover that allows two heavy duty parallel mainlines to diverge without operationally cumbersome crossovers and turnouts, maintained by Jeff Knorek; Bear River, Nova Scotia, Canada.
  
  
• New Brunswick Railroads (www.traingeek.ca)
  Features photographs and information about railways across North America, especially those in New Brunswick and Manitoba; maintained by Steve Boyko; New Brunswick, Canada.
  
  
• New Brunswick Southern Railway Company Limited (www.nbsouthern.com)
  Direct connections from the Maritimes to the U.S. northeast markets with connections to U.S. points to the south and west; Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada.
  
  
• New Castle Industrial Railroad (hawkinsrails.net/shortlines/ncir/ncir.htm)
  Railfan site covering this shortline formed in 1991 to serve industrial and railroad rebuilding sites in and around New Castle, Pennsylvania; utilizes industrial switching trackage left over from four Class I railroads that once served the area; interchanges with CSX and the Buffalo & Pittsburgh Railroad; maintained by Ralph W. Hawkins; New Wilmington, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• New England Central Railroad (NECR) (www.railamerica.com/RailServices/NECR.aspx)
  Class II short line freight railroad that operates 394 miles of track between the Vermont and Quebec border just south of Montreal on the north and tidewater at the Port of New London, CT on the south; operations began in 1995; a RailAmerica, Inc. property; St. Albans, Vermont, USA.
  
  
• New England Depot (www.newenglanddepot.homestead.com)
  Photos of New England area railroading that includes images of Boston & Maine, Guildford Rail, MBTA, Providence and Worcester, as well as tourist and museum lines; maintained by Jonelle DeFelice; USA.
  
  
• New England Model Railway Club (www.newenglandmodelrailwayclub.com)
  Primarily models in HO Scale and currently has three layouts under various stages of completion; regularly displays at local exhibitions; Armidale, New South Wales, Australia.
  
  
• New England Railroad (www.newenglandrailroad.com)
  Portland, Maine to Montreal train trip destined to be one of the most scenic train rides in the world, USA.
  
  
• New England/Northeast Railroad Prototype Modelers Meet (www.neprototypemeet.com)
  Schedule and other information for this annual train show and RPM meet held since 2004 in the Canton Community Center; site contains a large number of photos from previous meets; Collinsville, Connecticut, USA.
  
  
• New Hampshire Central Railroad (www.newhampshirecentralrailroad.com)
  Provides two transloading facilities, locomotive and railcar repair services plus car storage services in northern New England; North Stratford, New Hampshire, USA.
  
  
• New Hampshire Garden Railway Society (www.nhgrs.com)
  Group shares and interest in promoting large scale trains and garden railroading; exhibits at shows and events to promote the hobby to the public; Post Falls, Idaho, USA.
  
  
• New Hampshire Railroad Revitalization Association (NHRRA) (www.nhrra.org)
  501(c)(3) non-profit educational organization dedicated to the preservation and revitalization of Northern New England's historic rail infrastructure as a viable component of its 21st century transportation system; Weare, New Hampshire, USA.
  
  
• New Haven Railroad Historical & Technical Association, Inc. (www.nhrhta.org)
  Dedicated to the preservation of the history of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company and its predecessor and subsidiary companies; Wayne, New Jersey, USA.
  
  
• New Haven Railroad Home Page (www.kinglyheirs.com/NewYorkStateRailroads/NewHavenRRHome.html)
  Home to everything you ever wanted to know about the former New Haven Railroad; maintained by Ken Kinlock; Elkhart, Indiana, USA.
  
  
• New Haven Society of Model Engineers (pages.cthome.net/wtfk/nhsme.html)
  HO Scale standard gauge double track mainline in no specific era or locale; Meriden, Connecticut, USA.
  
  
• New Hope & Ivyland Railroad (www.newhoperailroad.com)
  Tourist train traveling through the rolling hills and valleys of historic Bucks County, Pennsylvania, offering first hand experience of the sights, sounds and romance of the Golden Era of Steam Railroading; has a Facebook Page; New Hope, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• New Jersey Association of Railroad Passengers (www.nj-arp.org)
  Leading consumer rail passenger organization within the state; Chatham, New Jersey, USA.
  
  
• New Jersey Midland Railroad Historical Society (njmidland.railfan.net)
  Dedicated to preservation of the history of the railroads that have operated in New Jersey, with special emphasis on the New Jersey Midland; its successor New York, Susquehanna & Western; and other lines connected or affiliated including Lehigh & Hudson River; Lehigh & New England; Middletown & New Jersey; New York & Greenwood Lake; and Wharton & Northern, Parsippany, New Jersey, USA.
  
  
• New Jersey Museum of Transportation (www.njmt.org)
  Home of the Pine Creek Railroad dating back to 1951, a narrow gauge steam railway offering train rides; the museum is home to many rare vintage pieces of railway equipment; Farmingdale, New Jersey, USA
  
  
• New Jersey Rail Carriers LLC (www.newjerseyrail.com)
  Class III shortline railroad provides switching and intermodal service to industries in an industrial zone; Kearny, New Jersey, USA.
  
  
• New Jersey Rails (www.trainweb.org/njr)
  Railfan site features information, photographs and links to other sites about the railroads of New Jersey; USA
  
  
• New Jersey Short Line Railroad Association (www.njshortline.com)
  Organization of New Jersey short line railroads addressing concerns and problems that face short line railroads and to find solutions through collective effort and cooperation (Elizabeth, New Jersey, USA).
  
  
• New Jersey Southern N-trak Model Railroad Club (www.njsntrak.org)
  Meets every Thursday night at member's homes; follows the standards of NTRAK modules and participates in many exhibitions throughout the year; Collingswood, New Jersey, USA.
  
  
• New Jersey Transit (www.njtransit.com)
  Covering a service area of 5,325 square miles, the United State's third largest provider of bus, rail and light rail transit, linking major points in New Jersey, New York and Philadelphia; operates a fleet of 2,027 buses, 711 trains and 45 light rail vehicles on 236 bus routes and 11 rail lines statewide, providing nearly 223 million passenger trips each year; has a Facebook Page; Newark, New Jersey, USA.
  
  
• New London Railroad Museum (www.historicalvillage.org)
  Former passenger depot built in 1923 for the Chicago & North Western railroad; next to the depot is a 300 h.p. diesel built by the Vulcan Iron Works in 1941 plus a boxcar and two cabooses, all containing artifacts and memorabilia; New London, Wisconsin, USA.
  
  
• New Mexico Narrow Gauge Modular Club (www.nmngmc.org)
  Explores the possibilities in modeling HOn3 narrow gauge modules with minimal constraints placed on the module builder; Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
  
  
• New Mexico Operation Lifesaver (www.nmoli.org)
  State Coordinator providing local area information about presentations, training and volunteer opportunities available; Operation Lifesaver Inc. is a non-profit international organization providing continuing public education programs to end collisions, deaths and injuries at places where roadways cross train tracks and on railroad rights-of-way; Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
  
  
• New Mexico Rail Runner Express (www.nmrailrunner.com)
  Commuter rail service between Santa Fe, Albuquerque and Belen; equipment used are five diesel-electric MP36PH-3C's built by Motive Power Inc. in Boise, Idaho, capable of running speeds in excess of 100 mph, and Bombardier bi-level passenger cars decorated with the distinctive roadrunner design operating in push – pull mode; operated by the Rio Metro Regional Transit District; has a Facebook Page; Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
  
  
• New Mexico RailRunners (www.nmrailrunners.org)
  Model railroad club concentrating on building N Scale modules for display at area civic and rail events and are currently able to display a 50 foot x 60 foot layout; Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
  
  
• New Mexico Steam Locomotive and Railroad Historical Society (www.nmslrhs.org)
  Restoration, now underway, of former Santa Fe 4-8-4 number 2926 originally delivered to the AT&SF in 1944 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works; Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
  
  
• New Modellers Shop (www.newmodellersshop.co.uk)
  Online hobby outlet offers model railway equipment and accessories from manufacturers like Dapol, Rivarossi, Jouef, Lima and more; Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England, UK.
  
  
• New Orleans Public Belt Railway (www.nopb.com)
  Publicly owned and operated terminal switching railroad with connections to six Class I railroads provides railcar switching and transloading facilities; switches over 500 cars per day using 11 locomotives and 2 classification yards; New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.
  
  
• New Panama Canal Mules (www.czbrats.com/CuPA/Jimpics/newmules.htm)
  Article by Teresa Arosemena documenting the arrival of eight new locomotives (referred to as mules) at the Panama Canal, August 27, 1999; site owned and operated by CZBrats (www.czbrats.com); Panama Canal Zone.
  
  
• New Pennsylvania Station, A (www.rngarchitects.com/penn.html)
  Documents the proposal to replace the New York City Pennsylvania Railroad station demolished in 1963 with a world-class transportation hub in the underutilized landmark General Post Office Building in New York City; New York, New York, USA.
  
  
• New Rail Models, LLC (www.newrailmodels.com)
  Injection-molded model railroad accessories, laser-cut kits & detail parts, including the Blue Point™ Turnout Controller and the Universal Throttle Pocket™; Carlsbad, California, USA.
  
  
• New Railroad Mileage - 1850-1860 (www.furman.edu/~benson/docs/rr5060.htm)
  Chart giving the number of miles added by geographic region from 1850 to 1860; maintained by Furman University; Greenville, South Carolina, USA.
  
  
• New Railway Modellers (www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk)
  Basic and advanced model railway information on all aspects of the model railway hobby for beginners and those returning to the hobby; maintained by Simon Uff; Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England, UK.
  
  
• New River West Virginia (www.newriverwv.com/gallery/railroads-of-yesterday)
  Photo gallery of the White Oak Railway, Piney River & Paint Creek Railroad and the Glade Creek & Raleigh Railroad; maintained by NewRiverWV.com, Beckley, West Virginia, USA.
  
  
• New Somerset and Dorset Railway (www.somersetanddorsetrailway.co.uk)
  Group aims to restore the whole line, from Bournemouth to Bath and to Glastonbury and Wells, using a mix of lobbying, strategic track-bed purchase and restoration of sections of the route; has a Facebook Page; Bristol, Avon, England, UK.
  
  
• New South Wales Rail Transport Museum (www.nswrtm.org)
  Established in 1962 for the purpose of collecting, preserving and presenting the railway heritage of New South Wales; provides rail tours plus leases and maintains the 14 kilometre section of the original main southern railway from Picton to Thirlmere and Buxton; Thirlmere, New South Wales, Australia.
  
  
• New Unionville & Western Railroad (www.newrr.com)
  1/8th scale live steam model railroad on 49 acres operating on 6,000 feet of 7 1/2 inch gauge track; New Unionville, Indiana, USA.
  
  
• New York & Atlantic Railway (NYA) (www.anacostia.com/nya/nya.html)
  Class III shortline that operates freight trains on lines owned by Long Island Rail Road in Nassau and Suffolk Counties, Brooklyn, and Queens, New York; operated by Anacostia Rail Holdings for Anacostia & Pacific Company, Inc.; Glendale, New York, USA.
  
  
• New York & Lake Erie Railroad (www.nylerr.com/NYLE.php)
  Shortline operating in Cattaraugus County, New York, with interchanges to BPRR, CPRS, CSXT and NS; Gowanda, New York, USA.
  
  
• New York & Western Railroad (www.nyandw.com)
  HO Scale layout of a fictitious railroad founded in 1951 as a Class I subsidiary bridge route for traffic linking the New England and Mid-Atlantic States; maintained by Steven A. Lynch; Valrico, Florida, USA.
  
  
• New York Air Brake (www.nyab.com)
  Supplier to the freight railroad industry of air brake control systems and components, electronically controlled braking systems, foundation brakes, training simulators and train handling systems; joined the Knorr-Bremse Group in 1991; Watertown, New York, USA
  
  
• New York Central Historical Society (www.nycshs.org)
  Perpetuating the legacy of the New York Central System and its predecessor lines and subsidiary roads through the acquisition, preservation and dissemination of accurate information about their various histories, traditions, documents, records, and artifacts; Gates Mills, Ohio, USA.
  
  
• New York Central Home Page (www.kinglyheirs.com/NewYorkStateRailroads/NewYorkCentralHome.html)
  Home to everything you ever wanted to know about the former New York Central Railroad; maintained by Ken Kinlock; Elkhart, Indiana, USA.
  
  
• New York Central Model RR (www.public.fotki.com/JimTT/new_york_central)
  Photographs of this private O Gauge model railroad based on the New York Central; Naperville, Illinois, USA.
  
  
• New York City Subway Resources (www.nycsubway.org)
  Dedicated to the history of the New York City Subway system, including photos, maps, and documents; not affiliated with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority or any transit authority; maintained by David Pirmann; Hoboken, New Jersey, USA.
  
  
• New York Model Railroad Retailers Cooperative (www.newyorktrainstores.com/index.htm)
  Index of the O Scale model railroad retailers in the New York City metropolitan area; sponsored by MTH Electric Trains, Inc.; Columbia, Maryland, USA.
  
  
• New York Museum of Transportation (www.nymtmuseum.org)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) educational institution collects, preserves, displays, interprets and operates railroad equipment; also archives information from the transportation history of Upstate New York and surrounding area; Rush, New York, USA.
  
  
• New York New Jersey Rail, LLC (www.nynjr.com)
  Moves rail freight by rail barge across NYC Harbor; provides a logistic solution to the New York New Jersey Metropolitan area by providing rail, marine transportation and key land assets for transloading operations and rail yards located near highway connections in both Jersey City, New Jersey and Brooklyn, New York; West Seneca, New York, USA.
  
  
• New York Railroad Enthusiasts (www.nyrre.org)
  Non-profit educational organization founded in 1934 by railfans who believe railroads are the most important part of our transportation system; maintains an extensive literature collection; publishes a monthly bulletin; meets the fourth Friday of each month; Staten Island, New York, USA.
  
  
• New York Railroads (www.newyorkrailroads.com)
  Organized information for all railroads and locations within the state; Dryden, New York, USA.
  
  
• New York Railway Supply (www.nyrs.com)
  Source for a programmable model railroad turntable indexing system; Westlake, Texas, USA.
  
  
• New York Rapid Transit (www.nyrapidtransit.com)
  Dedicated to presenting the history of the transit systems in and around the City of New York; Astoria, New York, USA.
  
  
• New York Society of Model Engineers (www.modelengineers.org)
  Non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of the hobby of model railroading and the preservation of American railroad history; claims to be the oldest model railroad club in America; Carlstadt, New Jersey, USA.
  
  
• New York Subway Finder (www.krusch.com/nysf.html)
  Information on how to buy this book by Barry Krusch and Margaret Chesser; find the nearest subway station and the station where you're going; can also be used to find the general location of an address in the city; Asheville, North Carolina, USA.
  
  
• New York Subway Map (www.columbia.edu/~brennan/subway/subway.html)
  Map of the New York City subway system in PDF format showing station names and locations, ferries and more; maintained by Joe Brennan; South Orange, New Jersey, USA.
  
  
• New York Susquehanna and Western Technical and Historical Society (www.nyswths.org)
  Operate a steam train ride on the Belvidere & Delaware River Railroad behind a 2-8-2 Mikado #142; Rochelle Park , New Jersey, USA.
  
  
• New York Transit Museum (www.mta.info/museum)
  Explores the development of the greater New York Metropolitan region through the presentations of exhibitions, tours, educational programs, and workshops dealing with the cultural, social, and technological history of public transportation; Brooklyn Heights, New York, New York, USA.
  
  
• New York Underground (www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/technology/nyunderground)
  Gives an overview of this Public Broadcasting System program (from The American Experience series) about the history of the New York City subway system; provides sources for buying the video and for watching on television; Washington, D.C., USA.
  
  
• New York, Susquehanna & Western Railway Corp (www.nysw.com)
  Class II regional railroad started operations in 1881; operates over 400 miles of track in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania with connections to Class I railroads (CSX, Canadian Pacific and Norfolk Southern) at various locations in New Jersey and New York state; Cooperstown, New York, USA.
  
  
• New York, Vermont and Northern Railway (home.att.net/~bhf51)
  HO layout in development
  
  
• New York, Westchester & Boston Railway (www.nywbry.com)
  Online archive displays information and artifacts about this Westchester County railroad (1912-1937); offers books for sale; Harrison, New York, USA.
  
  
• New Zealand Association of Model Railway Clubs Inc. (www.nzamrc.org.nz)
  Established in 1966 to foster, encourage and support model railway clubs in New Zealand; act as a co-ordinating link between model railway clubs and to organise and conduct national conventions for member and affiliate clubs (located in various cities in New Zealand).
  
  
• New Zealand Baldwin Locomotive Restoration (www.baldwin-steam.org.nz)
  Restoring century-old New Zealand Baldwin locomotives Wb 292, Wb 299 and Wd 356 to steam (operations in various cities in New Zealand).
  
  
• New Zealand Geared Locomotives (www.trainweb.org/nzgearedlocomotives)
  Dedicated to preserving the history of the geared locomotives that were designed and built in New Zealand for its bush tramways; maintained by John Garner; New Zealand.
  
  
• New Zealand Logging Locomotives (www.trainweb.org/loggingz)
  Commemorates the locomotives used on the bush tramways that includes the Climax, the Heisler, and those from overseas and as cast offs from the national railway system; maintained by John Garner; New Zealand.
  
  
• New Zealand Model Railway Guild Inc. (www.nzmrg.org.nz)
  Founded in 1946 to provide a link between model railway enthusiasts for the encouragement of the modelling of New Zealand protoype; Luckens Point, Waitakere, New Zealand.
  
  
• New Zealand Railway Tunnels (trains.wellington.net.nz/tunnels.html)
  Aerial photos (using Google) of railway tunnels in New Zealand; maintained by Peter McGavin, Lower Hutt, New Zealand.
  
  
• New Zealand Railway & Locomotive Society, Inc. (www.railsoc.org.nz)
  Record both the history of the New Zealand rail system and current developments; publishes "The New Zealand Railway Observer"; Lambton Quay, Wellington, New Zealand.
  
  
• New Zealand Railways Steam Locomotives (www.trainweb.org/nzsteam)
  Portrays the locomotives that were used on the New Zealand Railways network from 1870 until 28 October 1971 when the last steam locomotive dropped its fire and was withdrawn from service; maintained by John Garner; New Zealand.
  
  
• New Zealand Train Images (www.trains.wellington.net.nz)
  Railfan site provides photographs, information about other New Zealand rail related organizations and museums, rail related journals, rail tunnels, bridges, radio frequencies, timetables and links to other Australian and New Zealand web sites; maintained by Peter McGavin; Wellington, New Zealand.
  
  
• New Zealand, Australia, and US Train Pictures (www.kiwibonds.com/trains.html)
  Collection of prototype and model rail photographs from around the world; maintained by Darryl Bond; Center Moriches, New York, USA.
  
  
• Newburgh & South Shore Railroad, LLC (NSR) (www.omnitrax.com/railroads/newburgh-south-shore-railroad-llc.aspx)
  Class III 5 mile short line railroad originally built to serve U.S. Steel's Cleveland area steel mills; now serves Charter Steel Cleveland, Cleveland Plywood, Ferro Corporation, CorStone, JBI Scrap, J&M Locomotive, Minneapolis Flour, National Lime & Stone, North Coast Ferrous and Phillips Metals; offers transload operations and established a storage and just-in-time delivery transload facility for American Steel & Wire; owned by OmniTRAX, Inc.; Marcelline Yard, Ohio, USA.
  
  
• Newburg & South Shore Railway (web.ulib.csuohio.edu/SpecColl/nss)
  Special Collections division of the Cleveland State University Library's archival records of this railway, an industrial short line in the flats of the Cuyahoga River; Cleveland, Ohio, USA.
  
  
• Newbury Model Railway Club (www.newburymrc.co.uk)
  Formed in the mid 1970's and models a wide range of scales including N, OO, HO, and O Gauge; has four layouts displayed at many local shows and events; Newbury, Berkshire, England, UK.
  
  
• Newcastle Model Railway Club (tnmrc.tripod.com)
  Railway modeling of Australian, American, British and European prototypes in HO and N Scales; Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia.
  
  
• (The) Newcomen Society (www.newcomen.com)
  Founded in 1920 to study the history of engineering and technology; concerned with all branches of engineering including railways and steam engines and locomotives; publishes The Transactions covering all aspects of engineering and technology, from a wide variety of perspectives (an online archive is available); London, England, UK.
  
  
• Newfoundland Rail Scenes (www3.nf.sympatico.ca/gazebo.hill/nrs.html)
  Online album of railway and rail-related photographs from the author's collection; maintained by Randy Noseworthy; Whitbourne, Newfoundland, Canada.
  
  
• Newfoundland Railway Books & Playing Cards (www.tidespoint.com/books/1railway.shtml)
  Book seller offers numerous rail related titles, plus a variety of other railroad souvenirs; St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada.
  
  
• Newfoundland Trailway Council (www.trailway.ca)
  Dedicated to the development of a recreational trail from St. John's to Port aux Basques using a former Canadian National railway line; Gander, Newfoundland, Canada.
  
  
• Newhall Station (www.newhallstation.com)
  Specializes in model trains from Japan in N and HO Scales from manufacturers such as Kato, Tomix and MicroAce; Santa Clarita, California, USA.
  
  
• Newport Model Railway Society (www.freewebs.com/waringthin)
  Model Railway club building and operating 4mm and 7mm model layouts for exhibition at public events; Llanyravon, Cwmbran, Wales, UK.
  
  
• Newman Machinery Co. (www.newmanmachinery.com)
  Specializing in maintenance of way equipment and parts; Arcola, Illinois, USA.
  
  
• Newport Club (www.newportclub.us)
  Greater East Area Model Railroad Club of Newport is a non-profit educational corporation formed in 1981 to build and operate a model railroad (Chicago, Saint Paul & Pacific Railroad) based on a midwest prototype railroad, for historical, educational, public and member enjoyment; Newport, Minnesota, USA.
  
  
• Newport Dinner Train (www.newportdinnertrain.com)
  Rhode Island's only moving dinner train on a 22 mile, 2 1/2 hour sentimental journey along scenic Narragansett Bay; Newport, Rhode Island, USA.
  
  
• Newstead Tramcars Australia (www.newsteadtramcars.com)
  Established in 2000 to fill the need for "as new" heritage streetcars in both the local and overseas markets; produces only the highest quality restored streetcars, completely rebuilt to perform reliably for decades to come; Newstead, Victoria, Australia.
  
  
• Ngaugingbridges (www.ngaugingbridges.com)
  Offers model railroad bridges and trestles in Z, N/Nn3 and HO/HOn3 Scales in basswood or western red cedar, stained and ready to be installed on your layout; Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada.
  
  
• Ngineering (www.ngineering.com)
  Model railroad hobby shop specializes in N Scale products and services, plus LED and other lighting products for the model railroad layout; Battle Ground, Washington, USA.
  
  
• Niagara Central Hobbies (www.niagaracentralhobbies.com)
  Full line hobby shop offers plastic models, arts and crafts and model trains from such manufacturers as Athearn, Atlas, Walthers, Bachmann, Model Power and others; St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada.
  
  
• Niagara Hobby & Craft Mart (www.niagarahobby.com)
  Full line hobby shop celebrating family, building traditions all in one place; focuses on products that you and your family can grow with not grow out of; located ½ mile from Walden Galleria, 2 miles from Buffalo Niagara International Airport, 30 minutes from Niagara Falls; Cheektowaga, New York, USA.
  
  
• Niagara Railway Museum (www.nfrm.ca)
  Preserves and displays an ever expanding collection of Niagara region railroad artifacts in a former Canadian National Railway diesel shop; Fort Erie, Ontario, Canada.
  
  
• Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority (NFTA) (www.nfta.com/metro/index.asp)
  Operating authority managing the buses, trains, vans and trolley-buses covering Buffalo, Lockport, Niagara Falls and all points between; Buffalo, New York, USA.
  
  
• Niagara Orleans Model Railroad Engineers, Inc. (NOMRE or NOME) (nomre.railfan.net)
  Founded over 30 years ago by a small group of model railroad fans modeling N and HO Scale modular layouts appropriate for model shows; Niagara Falls, New York, USA.
  
  
• NiagaraRails.com (www.niagararails.com)
  Source for pictures and information about the railways of the Niagara Region and Southern & Southwestern Ontario (Canada); Welland, Ontario, Canada.
  
  
• Nicholas Smith Trains (www.nstrains.com)
  Large model railroad shop with one of the largest inventories in the world from Z to G Scales; two large operating layouts with plenty of operating accessories in the store; uses www.nicholassmithtrains.com for their online store; Broomall, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• Nick & Nora Designs (www.nickandnoradesigns.com)
  Uniquely inspired craftsman kits featuring laser cut basswood clapboard or scribed sheet, laser cut birch plywood, Tichy & Grandt Line doors and windows, full color graphics and signs; Newark, Delaware, USA.
  
  
• Nick Baines (www.ncbaines.co.uk)
  Builds highly detailed and functioning railway models, mainly in O Gauge and mainly British railway companies, and offers some details of his construction projects, and some information on workshop techniques; maintained by Dr. Nicholas C. Baines; Oxford, England, UK.
  
  
• Nick Tozer Railway Books (www.railwaybook.com)
  Dealer in good quality second-hand railway books and magazines; Paddock, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England, UK.
  
  
• Nick's Railway Pictures (www.railwaypics.co.uk)
  Photographs by a railway employee of British railway scenes not usually available to most enthusiasts; Horsham, West Sussex, England, UK.
  
  
• Nickel & Norfolk Railroad Co (www.nnrrc.com)
  Shares this modelers experiences in the design, construction and operation of a NNRR based model railroad in HO Scale; Parma, Ohio, USA. (Warning: Turn your sound down before clicking on this link!)
  
  
• Nickel City Line Railroad (nickelcityline.tripod.com)
  HO Scale free-lanced short line model railroad set in the Allegheny Mountains of Pennsylvania (102 miles of single track mainline between Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and Ridgway Pennsylvania); provides an opportunity to learn about the history of the layout and take a virtual tour; Prince William County, Virginia, USA.
  
  
• Nickel Plate Road Historical & Technical Society (www.nkphts.org)
  Founded in 1966 to obtain, preserve, and disseminate information and material related to the New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company (commonly known as the Nickel Plate Road (NKP)) and its predecessor railroads; Highland, Maryland, USA.
  
  
• Niebrugge Images (www.ronniebrugge.com/ARR)
  Alaska Railroad photographs by professional photographer Ron Niebrugge; Seward, Alaska, USA.
  
  
• Niedzalkoski's Train Shop (www.needztrains.com)
  Authorized dealer for MTH, Lionel, Athearn, Walthers, Bowser, Atlas, Intermountain, Micro Trains, Kadee, Branchline and Roundhouse products, Jeannette, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• Niemeyer & Associates, P.C. (www.niemeyerandassociates.com)
  Full service railroad engineering firm providing planning, evaluation, design, maintenance and construction related engineering services, Ringwood, Illinois, USA.
  
  
• Nigel Bird Books (www.nigelbirdbooks.co.uk)
  Very substantial stocks of rare, out of print, used and new railway titles running to well in excess of 7000 items, some 4000+ are currently listed on eBay; Brynhir, Llwynygroes, Tregaron, Ceredigion, Wales, UK.
  
  
• Nigel Lawton 009 (www.nigellawton009.com/VeeTipper.html)
  Manufacturer of a range of industrial narrow gauge rolling stock, including locos and 4 wheel trucks/cars, miniature d.c. motors and accessories and resin casting materials in 009/HOn30/HOe; Sunnyvale, California, USA (English, Deutsch, Français, Japanese).
  
  
• Nigel's Steam Pages (www.fraserker.com/winson)
  Full size photographs of 70000 Britannia locomotive intended to provide information on the construction of the locomotive for modeling and historical purposes; Ashtead, Surrey, England, UK.
  
  
• Niles Canyon Railway (www.ncry.org)
  Tourist railroad between Fremont and Sunol operated by the Pacific Locomotive Association, Inc.; has a Facebook Page; Fremont, California, USA.
  
  
• Niles Depot Historical Foundation (www.nilesdepot.org)
  Also known as "The Tri-City Society of Model Engineers," this group models in HO and N Scale; devoted to the preservation and restoration of the 1901 Southern Pacific Niles depot; Fremont, California, USA..
  
  
• Nittany & Bald Eagle Railroad (www.nshr.com/NBER%20page.html)
  Class III short line 70 mile railroad established August 1, 1984, to serve the communities of Lock Haven, Tyrone, Bellefonte and State College, Pennsylvania; using ex-Conrail tracks, it preserves rail transportation for industry in Blair, Centre, and Clinton Counties, hauling large quantities of stone and general merchandise, and serving as a bridge line for the movement of coal to power plants; Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• Nixon Enterprises (www.nixonenterprises.com)
  Buyers and sellers of new and used trains specializing in HO brass locomotives; New Hope, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• Nmodell (shop.textalk.se/se/shop.php?id=578)
  One of the largest N-scale traders in Sweden with an extensive stock of N Scale model railroad equipment and accessories; begun in 2003 by Magnus Olausson & Anders östlund; as of 1 January 2011 is a trademark of Habo Hobby; Habo, Sweden (Swedish).
  
  
• Nn3.Com Kits (www.nn3.com)
  Narrow gauge (3 foot) N Scale model railroad structures, tips, plans and tools; Antioch, Tennessee, USA.
  
  
• Nn3 Home Page (www.nn3.org)
  Club focusing on this obscure narrow gauge scale publishes an "Nn3 Handbook" and maintains a presence on Yahoo! Groups; Feltham, Middlesex, England, UK.
  
  
• NoHAB-GM Locomotive Foundation (www.nohab-gm.hu)
  Non-profit formed to support the maintenance of the remaining NOHAB-GM locomotives (including the M61 class of the Hungarian State Railways - MÁV); provides historical and technical information about the locomotives and their other GM-engined relatives; Budapest, Hungary (Hungarian, English, Deutsch).
  
  
• Nobuo Hoshino's America Rail Travelog (www.infonia.ne.jp/~ssw9389/travel.html)
  Detailed reports about travling on Amtrak trains in the continental USA on several trips from 1996 to 2002; maintained by Nobuo Hoshino; Tokyo, Japan (Japanese).
  
  
• Noel Arnold (www.frontiernet.net/~noela)
  Online hobby shop offering Internet, e-mail, snail mail, phone and fax ordering, plus online auctions; Washingtonville, New York, USA.
  
  
• Nolan Company (www.nolancompany.com)
  Manufactures a wide range of quality rail maintenance and safety products including replacement wheels, car stops, re-railers, bumping posts, derails, switch point protectors, wheel chocks, plus other maintenance and safety products; Canton, Ohio, USA.
  
  
• Nomad Digital Ltd. (www.nomadrail.com)
  Data services such as two-way train video, train data recorder, passenger counting, payment card processing and driver performance monitoring; Newcastle upon Tyne, England, UK.
  
  
• Norms Model Supply (choochoostuff.homestead.com)
  Model railroad hobby shop producing model railroad brass and steel bridges in G Scale; the direct importer for Precision Brass (China) HO Scale artisan handcrafted brass bridges; Las Cruces, New Mexico, USA.
  
  
• Nor-Cal, Southern Pacific Connection (ncespee.railfan.net/index2.html)
  Personal collections of rosters and photographs of the SP, SSW, D&RGW and TNO; maintained by John Barnhill and Jeff Black; USA.
  
  
• Nora Systems GmbH (www.nora.com)
  Rubber flooring and stair tread applications for trains, subways and buses; Weinheim, Germany (Deutsch, English, Français, Nederlands, Italiano, Español, Chinese, Russian, Svenska, Finnish).
  
  
• Nordco Inc. (www.nordco.com)
  Provides an array of products and services that help the railroad industry keep its trains running safely, efficiently and on time; Oak Creek, Wisconsin, USA.
  
  
• Nordco Rail Services (www.nordcorail.com)
  A Nordco Company that is a leading provider of "predictive rail management" services to railroads, contractors and others in the railroad industry; inspects rail for invisible flaws, giving railroads time to correct minute defects before they become serious, potentially catastrophic, problems; Lee's Summit, Missouri, USA.
  
  
• Norfolk & Portsmouth Belt Line Railroad Co. (www.npblrr.com)
  Owned by Norfolk Southern Corporation and CSXT Corporation; terminal switching company that owns 36 miles of track, (plus 27 miles of trackage rights) and links commerce around the deepwater port from Sewells Point to Portsmouth Marine Terminal and the Southern Branch of the Elizabeth River; Portsmouth, Virginia, USA.
  
  
• Norfolk & Western Railway Modeling (nwry.railfan.net)
  Rosters, N Scale modeling resources, layout details and other helpful information about modeling this railroad; maintained by Simon Leigh; USA.
  
  
• Norfolk and Western Historical Society (www.nwhs.org)
  Preserving the history of the Norfolk and Western and Virginian railroads; Roanoke, Virginia, USA.
  
  
• Norfolk Southern Historical Society (www.norfolksouthernhs.org)
  Covering the original Norfolk Southern Railway that ran from Norfolk, Virginia to Charlotte, North Carolina; it merged into the Southern Railway system on Jan. 1, 1974; maintained by Robert Rousseau; Durham, North Carolina, USA.
  
  
• Norfolk Railway Society (www.norfolkrailwaysociety.org.uk)
  For every rail enthusiast in Norfolk, however general or specialized their interest, modern to historic; meets first and third Thursdays from late September until May; Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK.
  
  
• Norfolk Southern Corporation (www.nscorp.com)
  Corportate site; controls the Norfolk Southern Railway Company which operates approximately 21,000 route miles in 22 eastern states and the District of Columbia, serves all major eastern ports, and connects with rail partners in the West and Canada, linking customers to markets around the world. Norfolk Southern provides comprehensive logistics services and offers the most extensive intermodal network in the East; has a Facebook Page; Norfolk, Virginia, USA.
  
  
• Norfolk Southern Pocahontas Division (gotrains.homestead.com/myrailmodel.html)
  16 by 12 foot "U" shape, N Scale layout stimulating the Bluefield to Welch, West Virginia; modeled by Dan Alexander.
  
  
• Norfolk Southern's Pocahontas Division in N-Scale (www.trainweb.org/pocahontas)
  An introduction to N Scale modeling of the railroads of the Pocahontas Division in West Virginia that includes Norfolk Southern, Norfolk and Western, Southern, NKP, Wabash, Virginian and many smaller companies; maintained by Vince Crysler; Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
  
  
• Norfolk Southern's New River Districts (www.krunk.org/ns-nrv)
  Photographs and information focusing on the Christiansburg and Whitethorne Districts between Roanoke, Virginia and Bluefield, West Virginia; Blacksburg, Virginia, USA.
  
  
• Norm's O Scale Trains E-Store (www.normsoscale.com)
  Huge inventory of O Gauge and O Scale trains and accessories; specializing in Atlas products plus Lionel, Weaver, MTH, K-Line, Sunset & others plus brass items; Herndon, Virginia, USA.
  
  
• Norm's Train Pages (norm.beesky.com)
  Norm Charbonneau's O Gauge model railroad presented with photographs, videos and a blog; Birmingham, Michigan, USA.
  
  
• Norm's Train World (www.normstrainworld.com)
  Multi scale model railroad outlet offering a complete model railroad inventory for over 36 years; Randolph, Nebraska, USA.
  
  
• Normaned Railroad (home.online.no/~jdigrane/normaned)
  Story, with photographs, of this O Gauge model railroad layout salvaged and restored from other's discarded 'junk' and turned into a visually pleasing and smooth operating model railroad; maintained by Norman E. Wright, Sr.; Rochester, New York, USA.
  
  
• Normanton and Pontefract Railway Modellers Society (www.nprms.org)
  Model railroad club building layouts for their annual model railroad exhibition; Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, UK.
  
  
• Norscot Group Inc. (www.norscot.com/diecast)
  Manufacturer of die-cast scale model replicas and promotional products of construction equipment, primarily Caterpillar; Mequon, Wisconsin, USA.
  
  
• Norsk Jernbaneklubb (www.njk.no)
  Founded 22 May 1969, the Norwegian Railway Club is actively working for the conservation and management of museum railways, as well as of historical interest, the standard gauge railway equipment; publishes the journal På Sporet (On the Track) in March, June, September & December and a number of publications about Norwegian railway history; hosts organized meetings and outings for members; has a Facebook Page; Oslo, Norway (Norsk).
  
  
• Norsk Jernbanemuseum (www.norsk-jernbanemuseum.no)
  Founded in 1896, the Norwegian Railway Museum (NJM) is owned by the Norwegian National Rail Administration (Jernbaneverket), which is the entity responsible for tracks, signal systems and station displays as well as the maintenance and development of Norway's national railway network; located in a beautiful location by Mjøsa, north of Hamar; in addition to modern, indoor exhibitions, the museum has a large museum park featuring various railway buildings and track systems; during summer, a narrow-gauge train operates in the park; the main building comprises a large library with railway literature and a photo collection; has a Facebook Page; Hamar, Norway (Norsk, English, Deutsch).
  
  
• Norsk Modelljernbane AS (www.nmj.no)
  Full line model railroad hobby shop featuring Norwegian railroad models; Strommen (Greater Oslo), Norway (Norsk, Deutsch, English).
  
  
• North-South Railroad (FNS) (www.vale.com/en-us/o-que-fazemos/logistica/ferrovias/ferrovia-norte-sul)
  Inaugurated in 1996, connects Porto Franco in Maranhão to Açailândia, Brazil, where trains transfer to the Carajás Railroad (EFC) to proceed to the Port of Itaqui; currently extends for 200 km out of a planned length of 700 km; will eventually link the Center-West region of Brazil to the Port of Itaqui via EFC; primary goal is to form a major export corridor for grains, sugar, meat, fertilizers and fuels; current fleet consists of six locomotives and 440 train cars; operated under contract by Vale S.A. (www.vale.com) since 2007; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
  
  
• North Alabama Railroad Museum, Inc. (www.northalabamarailroadmuseum.com)
  Features the Chase Union Depot, over 30 pieces of major rolling stock, a 10 mile train ride and various other events during the year; Huntsville, Alabama, USA.
  
  
• North America Railway Hall of Fame (www.narhf.org)
  Recognizing and honouring those that have had a significant impact on the railway industry; St. Thomas, Ontario (Canada).
  
  
• North American Equipment Sales Co. Inc. (www.noamequip.com)
  Supplier of track new, used and rebuilt maintenance equipment, railroad products, cranes, and material handlers to mainline railroads, shortline railroads, railroad contractors; established through the merger of Stanley H. Smith & Co., Inc., Eastern Railways Supplies (Canada)Ltd, and Eastern Railway Supplies' Railroad Division; Nicholasville, Kentucky, USA.
  
  
• North American Equipment Sales (Canada) Ltd. (www.noamequip.com)
  Supplier of track new, used and rebuilt maintenance equipment, railroad products, cranes, and material handlers to mainline railroads, shortline railroads, railroad contractors; established through the merger of Stanley H. Smith & Co., Inc., Eastern Railways Supplies (Canada)Ltd, and Eastern Railway Supplies' Railroad Division; Dundas, Ontario, Canada.
  
  
• North American Prototype Modelers Ltd (www.napmltd.org)
  HO Scale model railroad club whose members share the goal of the creation, maintenance and enjoyment of one of the nation's finest model railroads; members are serious modelers dedicated to high standards of construction, modeling and operation; Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.
  
  
• North American Rail Alliance (NARA) (boylerwerx.0catch.com/nara.html)
  Group of model railroaders worldwide who model the North American rail scene, USA.
  
  
• North American Railroad Frequencies (nydxa.4t.com/railscan.htm)
  Database of railroad radio frequencies sorted by railroad, maintained by Jon Roma; USA.
  
  
• North American Railroad Map (www.railroadmap.com)
  Software for Windows enables users to view or print track maps; updated with new data from the U.S. DOT and FRA; includes current operator, traffic, signalling, trackage rights, previous operators and passenger use; also offers the "1936 Official Guide of the Railways" on CD; maintained by Ron Paludan, Railway Station Productions, LLC; Payson, Arizona, USA.
  
  
• North American Railway Foundation (www.narfoundation.org)
  Nonprofit organization formed in 1996 to explore, nurture and support railway safety, efficiency and technology and to educate and preserve the history of railroads in the United States and Canada; goals are achieved by providing direct and active financial support to deserving non-profit institutions and projects; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• North American Railway Steel Tie Corporation (NARSTCO) (www.narstco.com)
  Manufacturer and supplier of steel ties and turnouts; Midlothian, Texas, USA.
  
  
• North American Signal Systems LLC (www.nasignal.com)
  Full service engineering and manufacturing company specializing in wireless Supervisory Control and Data Analysis System (SCADA) applications; Gainesville, Florida, USA.
  
  
• North American Signaling (www.lundsten.dk/us_signaling)
  Explains how operational and safety rules interact with signaling systems to make for a safe operating railroad; subpage of Danish signal engineer, railfan & modeller Carsten Lundsten's main site; Herlev, Denmark.
  
  
• North American Railroad Interlocking Towers and Cabins (zippy.ci.uiuc.edu/~roma/towers)
  List of active and closed railroad interlocking towers and cabins organized alphabetically by state, with regional sub-groups as needed; maintained by Jon Roma; Champaign, Illinois, USA.
  
  
• North Atlanta 0-Gauge Railroad Club (www.ogauge.org)
  Seeks to share the joy experiences of 3-rail O Gauge toy trains that includes running trains, building toy train layouts, workshops, field trips and having fun; Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
  
  
• North Attleboro Hobbies (www.trainshobbiesmemorabilia.com)
  Formerly "Track Side Trains"; model and toy train supplies and accessories in O, On30, HO and N Scales from manufacturers like Accurail, Athearn, Atlas, Lionel, MRC, MTH, Rivarossi and more; North Attleboro, Massachusetts, USA.
  
  
• North Borneo Railway (www.suteraharbour.com/v3/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=131&Itemid=64)
  Established in 1896, features a 1954 vintage Vulcan 2-6-2 steam locomotive built in Newton-le-Willows, England; joint venture project between Sutera Harbour Resort and the Sabah State Railway Department (Jabatan Keretapi Negeri Sabah); Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia.
  
  
• North Conway Model Railroad Club (www.ncmrrc.com)
  Occupies a portion of the former Boston and Maine freight house on the Conway Scenic Railroad's property; models in HO Scale set in the 1940 to 1950 era; publishes a newsletter and hosts open house events; North Conway, New Hampshire, USA.
  
  
• North Carolina Department of Transportation Rail Division (www.bytrain.org)
  Provides passenger cars and volunteer on-train host for Amtrak's Piedmont (Raleigh to Charlotte) and Carolinian (Charlotte to Raleigh and the Northeast); working on providing 110 mph upgraded track for the Southeast High Speed Rail Corridor (Washington, D.C. to Charlotte, NC) on abandoned Seaboard Air Line right-of-way between Raleigh and Richmond, VA; Raleigh, North Carolina, USA.
  
  
• North Carolina Operation Lifesaver (www.ncol.org)
  State Coordinator providing local area information about presentations, training and volunteer opportunities available; Operation Lifesaver Inc. is a non-profit international organization providing continuing public education programs to end collisions, deaths and injuries at places where roadways cross train tracks and on railroad rights-of-way; Raleigh, North Carolina, USA.
  
  
• North Carolina Railroad Company (NCRR) (www.ncrr.com)
  Established in 1851, now owned by the state of North Carolina; has an exclusive Trackage Rights Agreement with Norfolk Southern; operates over 317 miles of track from Charlotte to Morehead City; Raleigh, North Carolina, USA.
  
  
• North Carolina Transportation Museum (www.nctrans.org)
  Exhibits of antique locomotives, rail cars, automobiles and more on a 57-acre site; Spencer, North Carolina, USA.
  
  
• North Carolina & Virginia Railroad (NCVA) (www.railamerica.com/RailServices/NCVA.aspx)
  Class III shortline located in Eastern North Carolina; provides 5 - 7 day service based on customer needs, operating on 135 miles of track and interchanges with CSXT at Boykins, Virginia; major commodities are steel plate, steel scrap, soybeans, chemicals and fertilizer; a RailAmerica, Inc. property; Ahoskie, North Carolina, USA.
  
  
• North Central Pennsylvania Railroads (www.ncpenn.com/rr_history.html)
  Photographs, maps, railroad listings, stations and depots, information on yards and other information about the railroads of north central Pennsylvania; Westport, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• North Cheshire Rail Users Group (www.ncrug.org.uk)
  Promotes the use of local rail services and acts as a communications channel between users and operators; Warrington, Cheshire, England, UK.
  
  
• North Coast Narrow Gaugers (www.sonic.net/~hutch/ncng)
  HOn3 Scale modular model railroad club using Digitrax Chief DCC; sets up several times per year for public events; Sonoma, California, USA.
  
  
• North Coast Railroad Authority (www.northcoastrailroad.org)
  Formed in 1989 by the California Legislature under the North Coast Railroad Authority Act to provide a unified & revitalized rail infrastructure meeting the freight and passenger needs of the region; a first class service working in partnership with others to build and sustain the economy of the region; Ukiah, California, USA.
  
  
• North County Model Railroad Society (www.ncmrs.org)
  HO and N Scale model railroad club formed in 1990; Oceanside, California, USA.
  
  
• North Creek Depot Museum (www.northcreekdepotmuseum.com)
  Listed on the State and National Registrar, the Station Complex (including the depot built in 1872) is located in the Hamlet of North Creek in the Town of Johnsburg, Warren County, New York, USA.
  
  
• North Dakota Operation Lifesaver (www.ndsc.org/operationlifesaver)
  State Coordinator providing local area information about presentations, training and volunteer opportunities available; Operation Lifesaver Inc. is a non-profit international organization providing continuing public education programs to end collisions, deaths and injuries at places where roadways cross train tracks and on railroad rights-of-way; Bismarck, North Dakota, USA.
  
  
• North Dakota State Railroad Museum (www.statesymbolsusa.org/North_Dakota/Railroad-Museum.html)
  Established in 1972; operated by the Railroad Museum Historical Society of Morton County; features HO Scale freight cars from the collection of Dr. Kenneth J. Johnson of Bismarck, a special collection of passenger timetables from many of the nations railroads and an extensive collection of photographs from Ron V. Nixon (a longtime Northern Pacific dispatcher); Mandan, North Dakota, USA.
  
  
• North Downs Model Railway Circle (www.ndmrc.info)
  Builds model railway layouts in many gauges, scales and sizes for display at shows and exhibitions; Ewell, Surrey, England, UK.
  
  
• North East Frontier Railway (www.nfr.indianrailways.gov.in)
  Operates freight & passenger trains in the State of Assam as one of the ten zones of Indian Railways; owned by the Government of India, organized in five divisions: Tinsukia, Lumding, Rangiya, Alipurduar & Katihar; Guwahati, Assam, India (English, Hindi).
  
  
• North East Kansas Railroaders, Inc. (members.tripod.com/~NEKR/ourstory.htm)
  Club whose interests include HO Scale model railroading as well as prototypical railfanning and the operation of a railroad history museum; Atchison, Kansas, USA.
  
  
• North East Rails (www.northeast.railfan.net)
  Over 30,000 rail photos, with focus on Pennsylvania and the northeastern United States; maintained by Clint Chamberlin; Mountaintop, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• North Eastern Locomotive Preservation Group (www.nelpg.org.uk)
  Fosters interest in, and preserves examples of steam locomotives, rolling stock and other items of railway interest connected with the North East of England; Tynemouth, Tyne and Wear, England, UK.
  
  
• North Eastern Railroad (www.vnerr.com)
  Online interactive virtual railroad; to participate you should have Microsoft Train Simulator installed on your computer, including all the updates and patches; Beaver, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• North Eastern Railway (nerail.tripod.com)
  Information about the development of the NER formed in 1854 from the York, Newcastle and Berwick Railway, Leeds Northern Railway, York and North Midland Railway and the Malton & Driffield Railway; maintained by Mark Armstrong; UK.
  
  
• North Eastern Railway (www.ner.indianrailways.gov.in)
  Freight and passenger railway that passes through many important tourist and cultural centers like Varanasi, Sarnath, Lucknow, Allahabad and many more; Gorakhpur, India (Hindi, English).
  
  
• North Eastern Railway Association (www.ner.org.uk)
  Formed in 1961 to cater to all enthusiasts interested in the railways of northeastern England; publishes TheNorth Eastern Express, an illustrated quarterly journal; Willerby, Hull, England, UK.
  
  
• North End Train Center (www.northendtrains.com)
  Model railroad hobby shop carries a complete line of trains and accessories from such manufacturers as Accurail, Aristo-Craft, Athearn, Bowser, Champion Decals, Floquil, Gregg Scholl Videos and much more; Seattle, Washington, USA.
  
  
• North Florida Railway Museum (www.nfrm.org)
  Established in 1989 to preserve, restore, and display the vast railroad history of North Florida via its equipment, library, models, various displays and through the promotion of railroad safety; Green Cove Springs, Florida, USA.
  
  
• North Georgia LEGO^® Train Club (www.ngltc.org)
  Train club that builds LEGO^® scenery and structures for train shows, charity events, and promotion of fellowship and communication among LEGO^® enthusiasts; Cumming, Georgia, USA.
  
  
• North Georgia Live Steamers (www.northgeorgialivesteamers.org)
  Officially named the Conyers & Hightower Rail Railroad, this miniature outdoor railroad club encourages and assists others interested in the construction of scale steam engines and railroad equipment; Conyers, Georgia, USA.
  
  
• North Georgia Modurail (www.trainweb.org/northgamodurail)
  Members are encouraged to build sectional parts (modules) of an HO Scale layout according to the club and NMRA standards; modules are combined for display at trains shows, exhibits and other events; Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
  
  
• North Georgia Tinplate Trackers (www.ngtt.org)
  Non-profit group of O Gauge modular model railroaders whose layout is configured for spectator operations; sets up and operates at childrens hospitals, nursing homes, schools and train shows throughout the year; Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
  
  
• North Jersey Electric Railway Historical Society (www.njerhs.org)
  Furthering the study of electric railway operations and equipment; collects and exhibits data related to electric railways and other related transportation vehicles; Rahway, New Jersey, USA.
  
  
• North Jersey Railnut (www.angelfire.com/nj3/trains/page1/page1.html)
  Photograph collection of a railfan photographer who takes a different stance on the hobby of railroad photography by promoting the fun side rather than the serious side; displays his work on YouTube and RR Pictures Archives; maintained by John Durant; USA.
  
  
• North Kildonan Publications (NKP) (www.cdnrwymod.com/kildonia.htm)
  Founded in 1989 to publish Canada's model train magazine Canadian Railway Modeller and produce other quality printed material for markets in both the model train and prototype train industries; has produced several products under the trade name RAILFAN CANADA including train collector cards, post cards, christmas cards, train prints and train collector pins; also published The Guide to Canada's Railway Heritage Museums and Attractions by Daryl T. Adair, Kettle Valley Mileboards by Joe Smuin, plus Railfan Canada Railway Photographic Journal©; Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
  
  
• North London Models (www.north-london-models.com)
  Model shop features slot cars, radio control cars, die cast models, Mamod Live Steam models and model railway equipment from Hornby, Dapol, Kato, Metcalfe, Peco and others; London, England, UK.
  
  
• North London Society of Model Engineers (www.nlsme.co.uk)
  Founded in 1944 to promote and encourage model engineering and its related pastimes; organized into groups on different railway interests; publishes a monthly newsletter; London, England, UK.
  
  
• North Metro Model Railroad Club (NMMRC) (www.nmmrc.org)
  Train club in the northern suburbs of the Minneapolis/St Paul; will build a permanent HO Scale model railroad with an emphasis on prototypical operations and realistic scenery in a 5,000 square foot basement; membership dues will be collected to pay for the space and to build the layout; meets monthly (time and location available on the site); Coon Rapids, Minnesota, USA.
  
  
• North Norfolk Railway (www.nnrailway.co.uk)
  Tourist railway offers a 10.5 mile round trip by steam train (vintage diesel on some journeys) through a delightful area of North Norfolk; Sheringham, Norfolk, England, UK (English, Français, Deutsch, Japanese).
  
  
• North Pacific Communications (www.northpacificcom.com)
  Specializes in electric horns systems for light rail vehicles; Camas, Washington, USA.
  
  
• North Platte Canteen (www.npcanteen.net)
  Honors those servicemen and women, the Canteen and its volunteers as a reminder of its proud past; an opportunity to look back in time when more than 6 million servicemen and women traveled through Nebraska during World War II; maintained by Martin Steinbeck; North Platte, Nebraska, USA.
  
  
• North Platte Rail Fest (www.nprailfest.com)
  Annual celebration focuses on promoting growth and rehabilitation of the area; embodies many facets of railroading, including preservation, education, safety, entertainment and other rail activities; North Platte, Nebraska, USA.
  
  
• North Raleigh Model Railroad Club (NRMRC) (www.trainweb.org/nrmrc)
  Non-profit 501(c)(3) N Scale NTRAK model railroad club founded in 1974; maintains a list of North Carolina museums & railroads; Raleigh, North Carolina, USA.
  
  
• North River Railway (www.northriverrailway.net)
  HO Scale model railroad depicting this railway as it might have appeared around the turn of the century; maintained by Bob Van Cleef; Coventry, Connecticut, USA.
  
  
• North Shore Model RR Club (www.nsmrc.org)
  HO and HOn3 club operating the fictitious Chesapeake System Railroad in their 95 x 40 foot train room; Wakefield, Massachusetts, USA.
  
  
• North Shore Model Railway Club (www.nsmrc.org.nz)
  Models the Waitamata and Chelsea Model Railway consisting of US HO, NZR Sn3.5 and British 00 sections to cater for modelers of varying interests; Auckland, New Zealand.
  
  
• North Shore Railroad (www.nshr.com/NSHR%20page.html)
  Class III 43 mile short line railroad established on August 1, 1984, to serve Northumberland, Danville, Bloomsburg, and Berwick, Pennsylvania; parallels the North Branch of the Susquehanna River and the old North Branch Canal; purchased from Conrail by the SEDA-CoG Joint Rail Authority in 1984 and operated by under contract by the railroad; Northumberland, Pennsylvania, USA.
  
  
• North Shore Railway Modellers' Association, Inc. (www.nsrma.com.au)
  Formed in 1971, this club models HO and OO Gauge, with 40 members meeting Tuesday and Thursday evenings; Collaroy, New South Wales, Australia.
  
  
• North Somerset Railway Company (www.northsomersetrailway.com)
  Established to support the creation of the North Somerset Railway, a new rail link which will put Radstock firmly back on the map by re-connecting the town with the United Kingdom's national rail network at Frome; Shepton Mallet, Somerset, England, UK.
  
  
• North Staffordshire Railway Passenger Services Before, During and After Nationalization (www.greatorme.btinternet.co.uk/knotty.htm)
  In depth look at the effects of nationalization on passenger rail service, by Noel Walley; UK.
  
  
• North Staffordshire Railway Study Group (www.dmoore.org.uk/nsrsg.htm)
  Formed in October 1995 to bring together people with an interest in the North Staffordshire Railway (NSR or the Knotty) to increase the knowledge of the railway and to improve understanding of the role of the railway within the community; Longton, Staffordshire, England, UK.
  
  
• North Texas Council of Railroad Clubs (www.dfwtrainshows.com)
  Organization of some 28 model railroad clubs, societies, and organizations that together promote model railroading in the Fort Worth-Dallas Metroplex area; owned by North Texas Council of Railroad Clubs and maintained by Chris Atkins; Lewisville, Texas, USA.
  
  
• North Train to Never (northtraintonever.blogspot.com)
  Blog inspired by an old railway timetable purchased on eBay, Australian train buff and author Phillip Overton sets off to explore the destinations that long forgotten trains once traveled north to his childhood hometown of Gosford; Caloundra, Sunshine Coast Region, Queensland, Australia.
  
  
• North Tyneside Steam Railway Association (www.ntsra.org.uk)
  Collection of steam, electric and diesel locomotives, including George Stephenson's "Billy"; passenger train rides available on Sundays and most Bank Holidays, hauled by a heritage diesel engine; North Tyneside, Tyne and Wear, England, UK.
  
  
• North Wales Coast Railway (www.nwrail.org.uk)
  Devoted to all things relating to the railways of North Wales: the main lines from Manchester and Crewe to Bangor and Holyhead, the branch lines to Blaenau Ffestiniog and Llandudno, plus the connecting routes from Manchester and Shrewsbury and the line around the Cambrian Coast; maintained by Charlie Hulme; UK.
  
  
• North West Scene (www.burgess57.freeserve.co.uk/railways.htm)
  Archive of railway photographs and videos from the northwest of England; maintained by Don Burgess; UK.
  
  
• North Western Railway (www.nwr.indianrailways.gov.in)
  Official website of the Indian Railways; four divisions (Ajmer, Bikaner, Jaipur & Jodhpur) with a total of 578 stations with 5449.29 route kilometers (2575.03 are broad gauge, 2874.23 are metre gauge); Jaipur, India (English, Hindi).
  
  
• North Yorkshire Moors Railway (www.nymr.co.uk)
  Operates steam trains along an 18 mile line between the market town of Pickering and the village of Grosmont, through the heart of the North York Moors National Park; has a Facebook Page; Pickering, North Yorkshire, England, UK.
  
  
• NYMR Diesel (www.nymrdiesel.co.uk)
  Dedicated to the North Yorkshire Moors Railway's diesel fleet; presents captioned photographs, timetables, and other information of interest to the NYMR enthusiast; maintained by David Tibbett; Pickering, North Yorkshire, England, UK.
  
  
• Northampton & District Model Railway Club (www.ndmrc.org)
  Features a large multi gauge test track for OO and G Scales, an N Gauge layout, a new OO Gauge project and a new O Gauge layout; Kingsthorpe, Northampton, England, UK.
  
  
• Northampton & Lamport Railway (www.nlr.org.uk)
  Steam and diesel tourist railway operating through the Northamptonshire countryside; offers many special events throughout the year; Chapel Brampton, Northamptonshire, England, UK.
  
  
• Northeast Florida Live Steamers & Railroaders, Inc. (www.neflsri.com)
  Builds and operates two West Tocoi & Bostwick Railroads, one 7½ inch Gauge and one two foot Gauge over a combined total of over 9,000 feet of track; Green Cove Springs, Florida, USA.
  
  
• Northeast Model Products (www.nemodel.com)
  Producer of wood and metal model trains, boats, cars & planes kits under the trade names Northeast Narrow Gauge, Freedom Song Boatworks, Tin Lizzy Crafts and Stinson Model Aircraft; has a Facebook Page; Wiscasset, Maine, USA.
  
  
• Northeast NTRAK (www.northeastntrak.org)
  N Scale model railroad club, over 25 years old, modeling to the NTRAK Standard; Northborough, Massachusetts, USA.
  
  
• Northeast Rail & Transit (home.sprynet.com/~jwhite07)
  News and photographs of railroads in the northeast U.S. and eastern Canada; focus is on Northeast Corridor passenger operations; includes electric rail transit news and pictures from Washington DC to Toronto and everything in between; maintained by Jonathan White; USA.
  
  
• Northeast Texas Railroad Station and Depot Photo Archive (txdepot.railfan.net)
  Extensive archive of historic Texas depots, located all over the state, organized by city; in addition to a photo of each station, also given is the railroad served, whether on original site or currently in use by a railroad, photographer's name and other notes (such as current usage, if any); maintained by Michael G. Ellis; Jacksonville, Texas, USA.
  
  
• Northeastern Ohio Live Steamers (livesteamohio.homestead.com/LiveSteamOhio.html)
  Miniature live steam model railroad club involved in building and operating 7½inch gauge live steam engines and cars; maintained by K. Lege; Medina, Ohio, USA.
  
  
• Northeastern PA Rail and Anthracite Page (nepa.railfan.net/home.php)
  Railfan site with historical information and photographs, railroad stories, articles and restoration news about the anthracite region of Pennsylvania; USA.
  
  
• Northeastern Scale Lumber Company (www.northeasternscalelumber.com)
  Complete line of scale lumber products for the model industry, architects and hobbyists of all levels; Methuen, Massachusetts, USA.
  
  
• Northeastern Scale Models Inc. (www.nesm.com)
  Laser-cut Model railroad structure kits from milled hardwoods; Chico, California, USA.
  
  
• NorthEastern Wisconsin Exhibition Railroad (NEWER) (www.newerindustries.com)
  HO Scale modular model railroad club that is a member of the Winnebagoland Division of the NMRA; individual members build modules which are combined for train shows, exhibits and other events; Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA.
  
  
• Northern Central High Railers (mysite.verizon.net/vzey79bx/northerncentralhighrailers)
  O Gauge model railroad enthusiasts have monthly round robin meetings at their homes and occasionally visit railroad related museums, scenic railroads and non-member layouts; Cockeysville, Maryland, USA.
  
  
• Northern Central Railway (www.classicrail.com/ncry)
  Former tourist and dinner train; closed in 2001;New Freedom, Pennsylvania, USA
  
  
• Northern Colorado Model Railroad Club (www.ncmrc.org)
  Railroad enthusiasts holding meetings to discuss aspects of railroading, be it model railroading or real railroading, modeling in every scale from N to G; Fort Collins, Colorado, USA.
  
  
• Northern Delaware Model Railroad Club (www.nordelmodelrr.org)
  HO Scale layout in a folded dog bone pattern allowing for double track operation on two levels; Yorklyn, Delaware, USA.
  
  
• Northern Illinois & Wisconsin Railway Corporation (www.nilwirailway.com)
  Locomotive leasing, finance and equipment management company founded in 1999, doing business as NIWX Corporation; sells and leases low horsepower General Motors Electro-Motive Division (EMD) switcher and road switcher locomotives and Caterpillar re-engined switcher and road switcher locomotives, all inspected, reconditioned as necessary, fully qualified and are in excellent condition; Sugar Grove, Illinois, USA.
  
  
• Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District (www.nictd.com)
  Operating authority for the South Shore Line Passenger Service operating between South Bend Airport and downtown Chicago, Illinois; features schedules, fares, station names/locations and other information about the operations of the railroad; Chesterton, Indiana, USA.
  
  
• Northern Lights Model Railroad Club (www.alaskamodelrrnews.homestead.com/nl.html)
  Models the Alaska Northern Railway in HO Scale occupying 900 square feet with typical Alaskan scenery; meets Friday evenings; Anchorage, Alaska, USA.
  
  
• Northern Lights Railroad Museum (www.caseyholtjunction.org)
  Begun in 1987, this museum operates a 32 by 17 foot HO Scale model railroad layout in a public viewing hall;d displays relics such as a caboose, switch gear, signaling equipment and motorized railroad vehicles; East Grand Forks, Minnesota, USA.
  
  
• Northern Lines Railway (NLR) (www.anacostia.com/nlr/nlr.html)
  Class III shortline was formed in 2004 to operate 28 miles of leased BNSF trackage in central Minnesota; handles 10,000 carloads annually with 2 locomotives; operated by Anacostia Rail Holdings for Anacostia & Pacific Company, Inc.; St. Cloud, Minnesota, USA.
  
  
• Northern Michigan RailRoad Club (www.nmrrc.org)
  O Scale model railroad club meeting every first Saturday; Traverse City, Michigan, USA.
  
  
• Northern Nevada Garden Railroad Society (www.nngrs.com)
  Group of G Scale garden railroads formed to promote and support large scale model railroading; Sparks, Nevada, USA.
  
  
• Northern Nevada Railway Foundation (www.steamtrain.org)
  History of the rebuilding of the V & T Railroad project, USA; Carson City, Nevada, USA.
  
  
• Northern Ohio & Western Railway, LLC (NOW) (www.omnitrax.com/railroads/northern-ohio-western-railway-llc.aspx)
  Class III short line railroad operates over 25 miles of trackage southeast of Toledo, extending from Woodville to Tiffin; customers served are Ameriwood Industries, Carmeuse Lime, Kokosing, Laminate Technologies, MGQ Asphalt Terminal and National Machinery; commodities transported are clay, limestone, lime, magnesite, and pressed board; customers have access to CSXT and Norfolk Southern; owned by OmniTRAX, Inc.; Tiffin, Ohio, USA.
  
  
• Northern Ohio Garden Railway Society (NOGRS) (www.nogrs.org)
  Garden railroad club formed in 1993; meets the third weekend of each month at members home layouts to maintain and run trains; sets up at various events and exhibits for the public; Cleveland, Ohio, USA.
  
  
• Northern Ohio Railway Museum (www.trainweb.org/norm)
  501(c)3 organization collecting, preserving, restoring, displaying and operating streetcars and other railway equipment for use by the public on two miles of the historic Cleveland Southwestern Railway; admission is free, donations are requested; Chippewa Lake, Ohio, USA.
  
  
• Northern Pacific Caboose (www.npcaboose.com)
  Help for those restoring Northern Pacific cabooses by providing historical data and contacts with other owners; Yakima, Washington, USA.
  
  
• Northern Pacific N-Scale Railroad (www.raybob.boche.net)
  Documents the progress of a model railroad layout in N and Z Scales with photographs and text; maintained by Robert Ray; Bloomington, Minnesota, USA.
  
  
• Northern Pacific Railroad - 1915 Advertisement (xroads.virginia.edu/~CAP/NATURE/nprryell.html)
  Image and descriptive text about this advertisement produced by the Northern Pacific Railroad; maintained by Joshua Johns; Charlottesville, Virginia, USA.
  
  
• Northern Pacific Railway Historical Association (www.nprha.org)
  Preserving the history of America's first northern transcontinental railroad by the nearly 2,000 members of the NPRHA who support research into the operations, equipment, and facilities of the NP and by modeling and publishing the various research findings; publishes The Mainstreeter magazine each quarter plus an annual calendar; Kirkland, Washington, USA.
  
  
• Northern Pacific Railway Links (pw2.netcom.com/~whstlpnk/np.html)
  Links to more than one hundred sites about the Northern Pacific Railway, including links to the railroad related pages of agencies, associations, corporations and individuals; maintained by J. A. Phillips, III; USA.
  
  
• Northern Pacific Railway Museum (www.nprymuseum.org)
  Depot built by the Northern Pacific Railway in 1911; large collection of NP locomotives, cars and MOW equipment; Toppenish, Washington, USA.
  
  
• Northern Pacific Steam Rotary Snowplow (www.historylink.org/output.CFM?file_ID=2381)
  Photographs and article about Northern Pacific Railway Steam Rotary Snowplow No. 10, now on display in Snoqualmie; built in 1907 by the American Locomotive Company in Schenectady, New York, it was used to clear snow on Stampede Pass between 1907 and 1964; Snoqualmie, Washington, USA.
  
  
• Northern Pacific's Stockwood Fill Project (www.ndsu.edu/nd_geology/stockwood)
  North Dakota State University photo essay on the construction of a railroad embankment in northwestern Minnesota; Fargo, North Dakota, USA.
  
  
• Northern Plains Railroad & Northern Plains Rail Services (www.nprail.com)
  Formed in 1997; leases 388 miles of branch line in North Dakota and Minnesota from CPR; operates lines owned by Mohall Railroad and Mohall Central Railroad; experienced in railroad welding and car repair with an on-site machine shop, fabrication shop and parts inventory; Fordville, North Dakota, USA.
  
  
• Northern Rail Limited (www.northernrail.org)
  Operates daily passenger trains that serve a population of nearly 15 million and call at over 500 stations in almost every town in the North of England and further afield to four National Parks (Peak District, Yorkshire Dales, North Yorkshire Moors and the Lake District); Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, UK.
  
  
• Northern Rail Services, Inc. (www.northernrailservices.com)
  Full service railroad construction company specializing in siding construction and repair; Old Saybrook, Connecticut, USA.
  
  
• Northern Scale Models (www.northernscale.com)
  Hobby shop specializing in model railroad equipment and accessories in various scales; Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.
  
  
• Northern Virginia Model Railroaders, Inc. (www.nvmr.org)
  HO Scale model railroad layout that is on permanent display at the Vienna station. The club models a small railroad, the Western North Carolina, set in the 1950's; Vienna, Virginia, USA.
  
  
• Northern Virginia NTRAK (www.nvntrak.org)
  NTRAK model railroad club formed in 1991; boasts over 90 members and models to NTRAK standards; Springfield, Virginia, USA.
  
  
• Northern West Virginia's Railroads (www.wvrail.railfan.net)
  Focuses on the railroads which transverse northern West Virginia and the Allegheny region, including parts of southwestern Pennsylvania and western Maryland, maintained by Matt Reese; USA.
  
  
• Northern US Modelrailroaders of Germany (home.arcor.de/karl.brew/welcome.html)
  German model railroaders who like American railroads.
  
  
• Northlandz (www.northlandz.com)
  The Great American Railway: 1 mile indoor tour viewing up to 100 trains running on 8 miles of track with over 10,000 freight cars; Flemington, New Jersey, USA.
  
  
• Northolt Model Railway Club (www.northolt-mrc.org.uk)
  Formed in 1950, its 60 plus members meet every Friday evening in permanent accommodations modeling in OO & O Scales; Northolt, Middlesex, England, UK.
  
  
• Northstar Communter Rail (www.mn-getonboard.com)
  The Northstar Corridor is an 82 mile transportation corridor that runs along Highway 10 from the St. Cloud/Rice area to downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.
  
  
• Northwest Georgia NTRAK (www.nwgntrak.4t.com)
  Club located in historic depot meets weekly and hosts frequent public shows; Woodstock, Georgia, USA.
  
  
• Northwest Indiana Railroad Preservation Society (www.nwirps.org)
  Promoting the restoration, replication, preservation and demonstration of railroading activity and heritage in northwestern Indiana; home of the cosmetically restored ex-Nickel Plate Road Class H-6D, 2-8-2 Mikado 624 built in 1922 by the Lima Locomotive Works; Hammond, Indiana, USA.
  
  
• Northwest Jersey Train-O-Rama (www.dovertrainshow.com)
  Presenters of shows for toy train enthusiasts and collectors at the Dover High School; Dover, New Jersey, USA..
  
  
• Northwest Ohio Railroad Preservation, Inc, (www.nworrp.org)
  Preservation, promotion and education of railroad history in Northwest Ohio; Findlay, Ohio, USA.
  
  
• NorthWest RailPics (www.trainweb.org/nwrp)
  Collection of freight car images from western North America; maintained by Darrell Sawyer; Seattle, Washington, USA.
  
  
• Northwest Rail Electric (www.nwrail.com)
  Manufacturer of electrical power controls, electric locker packages, HVAC equipment and controls, diesel generators designed for under-car mounting and head end power equipment for the railroad passenger car industry; Portland, Oregon, USA.
  
  
• Northwest Railroad Foundry & Supply (www.nwrfs.com)
  Custom cast brass steam locomotive wheels with stainless tires and axles in S Gauge (and larger) and 6 foot tall all weather 12 volts DC cross-bucks; Port Ludlow, Washington, USA.
  
  
• Northwest Railway Museum (www.trainmuseum.org)
  Collection contains representative examples of Northwest railway history including steam and diesel locomotives, freight cars, passenger cars, maintenance of way equipment, a five mile segment of historic railroad, a nineteenth century train station and thousands of publications ; Snoqualmie, Washington, USA.
  
  
• NorthWest Short Line (www.nwsl.com)
  Full line of detail parts and tools for model railroaders in all scales; owned by Oso Railworks, Inc. of Hamilton, Montana, USA.
  
  
• Northwest Trains (w3.gorge.net/schwanz)
  "Postcards" from the Columbia River Gorge and elsewhere by Dan Schwanz.
  
  
• Northwestern Pacific Railroad Historical Society (www.nwprrhs.org)
  Dedicated to preserving the rich and colorful heritage of Redwood Empire railroading on the Southern Pacific Railroad's Northern California subsidiary; publishes a newsletter, The Headlight, and a semiannual illustrated magazine, The Northwesterner; Santa Rosa, California, USA.
  
  
• Nortrak (VAE Nortrak Ltd.) (www.nortrak.com)
  Supplies New Rail and Relay in tee-rail, girder rail and crane rail sections ranging from 12 lb thru to 175 lb, as well as OTM; Richmond, British Columbia, Canada.
  
  
• Norwegian Railways in Philately (home.online.no/~jdigrane/norway/stamps_0.htm)
  Presentation of all postage stamps, postmarks and postal stationers related to Norwegian railways issued in Norway and abroad; Norway (English, Deutsch).
  
  
• Norwegian State Railways (www.nsb.no)
  Official website of NSB Gjøvikbanen AS; operates the trains on the Gjøvik line under a 10-year contract with the Ministry of Transport and Communications; outlines ticket buying methods, timetables, destinations and much more; has a Facebook Page in Norsk; Oslo, Norway (Norsk, English).
  
  
• Norwich Railway Heritage and Model Society (www.norhams.org.uk)
  Aim is to foster and further the interests of members and the public in all aspects of railway modeling and prototype railways; current layouts are O, OO, Tramway OO, OO Finescale, N Gauge and HOm often used in exhibitions and public events; Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK.
  
  
• Norwood Model Railroad Club (www.northnet.org/nmrcinc)
  Models a freelance HO Scale model railroad based on a New York line that extends from Ogdensburg to Norwood, New York, and loosely based on the Rutland Railroad and the New York Central; Norwood, New York, USA.
  
  
• Nostalgia Collection from Silver Link (www.nostalgiacollection.com)
  Formed in 1985 in Carnforth, Lancashire, England to develop titles on a range of subjects including railways, maritime, road transport and local titles based on Cumbria and The Lake District; maintained by Silver Link Publishing LTD; Kettering, Northamptonshire, England, UK.
  
  
• Northern Rail Traincar Suites (www.northernrail.net)
  Bed & Breakfast featuring 18 elegant Northwoods, Victorian, Oriental & Safari themed guestrooms housed in actual train boxcars and connected by a charming enclosed platform, plus a depot-style main building; Two Harbors, Minnesota, USA.
  
  
• Nottingham & Melton Railway (www.nottm-melton-railway.co.uk)
  Popular book about this railroad available from Melton Books; online version has been withdrawn; Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, England, UK.
  
  
• Nottingham Model Railway Society (www.nottingham-modelrailway.org.uk)
  Exhibition layouts in 3.5mm (HO), 4mm (00 & EM) & 7mm (O) Scales; members model in these scales plus 4mm (P4) Scale; interests cover British railways from the 1800's to present day; extensive reference library in their own premises & specializes in working overhead electrification systems; organizers of the Nottingham East Midlands Model Railway Exhibition over the third weekend in March; maintained by Ian Trivett; Nottingham, East Midlands, England, UK.
  
  
• Nottingham Express Transit (www.thetram.net)
  Official site featuring fares, tram times, system map, local area maps, bus and rail connections, photo galleries and more; Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England, UK.
  
  
• Nottingham Victoria Station (homepage.ntlworld.com/nick.willis)
  Dedicated to the former grand railway station that once stood in Nottingham city center; contains an informative library of photos and information; a PC simulation of the Great Central Railway is available to download; Nottingham, England, UK.
  
  
• Nottingham's First Railway (www.btinternet.com/~nttsue/NTTfirstRailway.html)
  30 May 1939 newspaper article celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Midland Counties Railway that operated between Nottingham and Derby; Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England, UK.
  
  
• Nova Scotia's Railway Heritage Society (www.novascotiarailwayheritage.com)
  Introduction to the railway history of Nova Scotia and some of the museums where you can relive past railway achievements of the Provence; Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
  
  
• Novel About Railways (www.btinternet.com/~novel_about_railways)
  UK online book by Stuart Larner
  
  
• NProject.org (www.nproject.org)
  Presents useful model railroad techniques regardless of scale or brand, and explains how model railroads work and what to watch for during construction; Meppel, The Netherlands (Nederlands, Deutsch).
  
  
• nScale.net (www.nscale.net)
  Blog site includes product announcements, message boards, modeling tips, events calendar, downloads, links database, photo gallery and more; USA.
  
  
• Nscale-sale (www.nscale-sale.nl)
  Buying and selling new and used N scale items; Kantens, The Netherlands (English, Nederlands, Deutsch).
  
  
• Nuovo Trasporto Viaggiatori S.p.A. (NTV) (www.ntvspa.it)
  First private operator on the Italian high speed rail network and the first operator in the world to use the new Alstom AGV train; a fleet of 25 trains Italo will travel with a rich entertainment experiences and services in comfort for all types of travelers; mission is to offer passenger services on high-speed lines, presenting innovative features and valorizing the traveling time; has a Facebook Page; Rome, Italy (Italiano, English).
  
  
• Nuts & Bolts For Model Engineers (www.ba-bolts.co.uk)
  Providers of a full range of bolts and nuts for modelers and can manufacture special small or large orders; ships worldwide; Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England, UK.
  
  

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