| Rear view of Emil Nyman's Port Richey Novelty Works. In the photo are, left to right: B. H. Hermanson, unknown girl, Emil Nyman, Elsie Nyman, Margaret Nyman, Carl Baer in doorway. This photo appears in Tales of West Pasco, which carries this caption: "Many people ask and wonder about the railroad that came into New Port Richey. Pictured here are the old rails and ties, where the road ended on Nebraska Avenue, just back of the abandoned Davis Lumber Company. The old station, which now stands as the Spanish-American War Veterans Hall, was in the rear of the Sims Building. Here is where the old "Tug and Grunt" trains came to a grinding halt at the end of the line." |