HONESDALE, Pa. — A train company in Wayne County commemorated the 80th anniversary of Pearl Harbor with a special rail excursion.
The Stourbridge Line in Honesdale offered a scenic trip along the Lackawaxen River for the anniversary.
Veterans were able to ride for free.
"We are proud to be a veteran-owned and operated company, so what better way to celebrate and to remember what happened 80 years ago today is for us is by running a train," said Tim Wright, Excursion Manager of the Stourbridge Line.
The trip finished back at the Honesdale station with a walk-through of presidential cars used by three presidents.
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