Maryland And Pennsylvania Terminal Railroad

Maryland And Pennsylvania Terminal Railroad

The Maryland and Pennsylvania Terminal Railroad was the name of the Baltimore yard operation of the Ma and Pa.

Their territory covered from milepost 0 to 'Homeland' about 5 miles north and they were responsible for shunting and hostling operations at the Baltimore end of this 77 mile long railroad.

The route is based on the arbitrary date of April 7th, 1947 and features a small yard, roundhouse, and interchange tracks with both the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. A small number of industries, 4 passenger platforms (Baltimore, Evergreen, Notre Dame, and Homeland), and a portal to the north are also included.

This route contains 'freerunning' AI - trains are spawned from portals to make the nearby B&O and PRR seem active, as well as PCC street cars as the M&Pa passed below a sizeable streetcar trestle as it passed the neighborhood of Hamden.

For more info, visit http://www.federalproductions.com/mparr

Author: Ted Thompson (frogpipe)

Maryland And Pennsylvania Terminal Railroad
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