This link was posted in another forum to a story by Richard Glueck reminiscing about hanging out
at the South Paris station in his youth 50 years ago. My time there started about 1969 with a similar
experience. GT freight clerk Jean LeBlanc was a family acquaintance and also instructor for the Boy
Scout railroad merit badge. He and operator Guy Pomerleau introduced me to many other GT
employees and altogether to my railroad oriented corruption. It's unfortunate those experiences
no longer exist for younger generations. The station, while currently owned by the auto dealership
across the street, has been in use as a ice cream shop for quite some time now and is a popular
place in the evening during warm weathe
http://thetracksidephotographer.com/202 ... e-station/