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More Than a Train… It’s a MemoryWhat a wonderful day at the Cheshire Railroad Depot!We checked another project off the l...
09/06/2026

More Than a Train… It’s a Memory
What a wonderful day at the Cheshire Railroad Depot!
We checked another project off the list—the back room is painted, floor and all! Our volunteers got so much accomplished, we welcomed quite a few visitors, and of course, Hobo collected his fair share of love and belly rubs.
But the best part of the day wasn’t the paint or the projects.
It was the stories.
We had visitors share memories of riding BUDD RDCs to work in Boston and along the North Shore. As they talked, you could almost see those days come back to life.
That’s the incredible thing about our girl, #6154.
To some, she may be an old stainless-steel railcar sitting on a short stretch of track in Troy, New Hampshire. But to others, she brings back morning commutes, familiar stations, people they once traveled with, and a time in their lives they haven’t thought about in years.
She doesn’t just preserve railroad history.
She brings memories home. ❤️
And every time someone walks up her stairs and says, “I remember riding these…” we’re reminded all over again why bringing #6154 to Troy was worth every bit of work.
We absolutely love our Depot days—the projects, the progress, the laughter, Hobo’s belly rubs…but most of all, the people and the stories they bring with them.
Another pretty special day at the Depot.
Preserving history. Sharing stories. Making new memories.

Saturday September 5thCome see us!
09/04/2026

Saturday September 5th
Come see us!

5th Annual Depot Day – Troy, NHJoin us on Saturday, October 3rd for our 5th Annual Depot Day at the historic Cheshire Ra...
09/03/2026

5th Annual Depot Day – Troy, NH
Join us on Saturday, October 3rd for our 5th Annual Depot Day at the historic Cheshire Railroad Depot in Troy!
Depot Day is a celebration of Troy’s railroad history and the people and stories that keep it alive. Visitors can explore our beautifully restored 1847 Depot, step aboard Boston & Maine BUDD RDC #6154, enjoy our Classic Car Meet & Greet, food, raffles and spend the day surrounded by history, community, and fun.
This event has grown tremendously over the past five years, but its purpose remains the same—to preserve our local railroad history, share its stories, and keep them alive for generations to come.
Come for the history. Stay for the stories. Be part of the legacy.

A Special Visit & A Helping Hand Along the Rail TrailToday we had the privilege of welcoming a wonderful group of Winche...
09/02/2026

A Special Visit & A Helping Hand Along the Rail Trail
Today we had the privilege of welcoming a wonderful group of Winchendon School seniors, along with David and Laura, to Troy.
These young men spent part of their day giving back—helping clean up the rail trail from Troy to Rockwood Pond.
Before they started, they stopped by the Cheshire Railroad Depot to step inside a little piece of railroad history and check out our BUDD RDC #6154.
What an impressive group of young gentlemen—polite, interested, hardworking, and genuinely enjoyable to visit with. It was a pleasure getting to share the story of our Depot and #6154 with them.
There is something especially meaningful about seeing young people caring for the trail today while also taking an interest in the history that traveled along that very corridor generations ago.
Preserving history isn't only about saving the past.
It's about sharing it with the next generation.
To the Winchendon School seniors, David and Laura—thank you for spending part of your day here in Troy, for the work you did along our rail trail, and for stopping in to visit us.
Our doors are always open to you.

Boston & Maine RDC-1 6154 is the trailing car leaving Reading, Mass. for Boston on train  #848 on January 29, 1973. Lero...
09/02/2026

Boston & Maine RDC-1 6154 is the trailing car leaving Reading, Mass. for Boston on train #848 on January 29, 1973. Leroy Hutchinson photo.
Thank you David Hutchinson for posting this!

A Day of Hobos, Tramps & Depot Progress!What a busy—and exciting—Sunday!We started our day with a trip to the Tramp Hous...
08/30/2026

A Day of Hobos, Tramps & Depot Progress!
What a busy—and exciting—Sunday!
We started our day with a trip to the Tramp House in Richmond, NH, where we had the wonderful opportunity to meet the Hobos and Tramps and talk about possibly bringing a very special event to the Cheshire Railroad Depot next year.
And we already have the perfect name…
“Hobos, Tramps & Railroad History”
There are so many fascinating stories connected to the railroad and the people who traveled the rails, and we think this could be a wonderful way to bring another piece of railroad history to life right here at the Depot. Stay tuned… we have a feeling this could be something pretty special!
Then it was back to Troy and back to work!
More painting was accomplished at the Depot, and our flowers by the sign received their fall makeover with some beautiful mums.
We still need to get the mulch down, but as we always say around here—progress is progress!
And where was our faithful Depot Dog while all this was happening?
Hobo had the day off.
Apparently even a Depot Dog needs a vacation day once in a while!
Another great day of preserving the past, working on the present…and dreaming about what comes next.

🚂 ANOTHER BUSY DAY AT THE DEPOT! 🚂We’re not quite sure who ended up with more paint today — the backroom walls or me! 😂🎨...
08/30/2026

🚂 ANOTHER BUSY DAY AT THE DEPOT! 🚂
We’re not quite sure who ended up with more paint today — the backroom walls or me! 😂🎨
But the good news is…the walls are DONE! ✅
Next up is the trim, and then we tackle the floor. Little by little, project by project, we continue making our way through the Depot.
Meanwhile, the guys were busy working underneath #6154, continuing the work and care that goes into preserving this incredible piece of railroad history. 🚃🔧
And in between all the work, we had the pleasure of welcoming a wonderful number of visitors through the Depot and #6154 today. Those visits, conversations, memories and stories are always one of the best parts of our day.
Of course, Hobo would like it officially noted that he did NOT receive enough belly rubs. 🐾😂
However, he received just enough to declare the day acceptable.
At the end of the day, we may be tired, dirty and covered in a little more paint and grease than when we started…but we can look around and see what was accomplished.
And that makes it all worthwhile.
A huge thank you to our volunteers who continue to give their time, talents and hard work to the Cheshire Railroad Depot and #6154.
Preserving history…one project, one story, and apparently one paint-covered volunteer at a time.

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Troy, NH
03465

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