Edaville Stickers
Description: The "Cranberry Belt Line" refers to a narrow-gauge heritage railroad in South Carver, Massachusetts, better known as Edaville Railroad. It was established by cranberry magnate Ellis D. Atwood in the late 1940s. This was utilized to haul supplies and cranberries, but quickly became a tourist attraction with free rides for friends and neighbors.
Description: From June, 1984 to January, 1991, A&D Toy-Train Village was a mainstay for families in/around Middleborough, MA. Formerly located at 49 Plymouth Street, owner Adolf Arnold shared his passion for model trains with patrons who visited his museum. Due to a flailing economy & waning interest, the facility closed after 6 years in operation. Revisit the years of joy, and fire-up your railroad layout while wearing this tribute shirt.
