Early tomorrow, continuing Thursday and possibly Friday, the 5 railroad cars donated to the Cape Charles Historical Society by ANTDC and Canonie Atlantic will be moved from the Cape Charles railroad yard eastward to a point beyond the hump adjacent to the Museum. The railroad tracks in the yard are ‘excepted’ meaning that they do not meet even minimum safety standards, so the cars will be moved slowly, starting with the blue 2000 locomotive, and compensating for track problems as they go. The work will be performed by Coastal Railroad Construction, Inc of Portsmouth and paid for by the Cape Charles Historical Society.
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