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The Dry Gulch Railroad
celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2011. The 24" Crown layout runs
is a scenic loop through the park complete with scenery and a large
trestle spanning the park's valley as it winds in and out of the other
rides. |
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The older of the two 24" Crown locomotives at
Hershey Park is Skooter which was acquired in 1984 as a replacement for
the original train purchased in 1961 which had boiler problems and was
sent back to Crown. |
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Janelle was a second engine added to the Dry
Gulch Railroad in 1990. |
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Hershey Park also features a second train ride,
with the Miniature Train. This child sized ride-on streamlined diesel
style train was built by Chance rides. |
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