Ro Scale Indian Valley Railroad

The Railroad was incorporated in 1885 when a group of investors from Snarleyville purchased a pre-existing group of small trunk lines running east to west and began laying down track for a main line from north to south. The east/west spur connects to the north/south spur at Chubby Corners, at the center of the Railroad, which makes the railroad form a rough 'X' shape. Two larger class-one railroads connect at either end of the north/south line, technically making the railroad a short-line railroad with east/west branchlines. As of 1990, the railroad remained independently owned, primarily serving the small communities around the nearby hills. Proud of its history, the Indian Valley Railroad has maintained many of its original quirks, some of which date back to around the time of its founding.