Historic Railcar Operator TOYX in Negotiations With Port Jervis Regarding New Lease

After a premature cancellation of TOYX’s lease agreements, Port Jervis will negotiate a new land use agreement.
Historic Railcar Operator TOYX in Negotiations With Port Jervis Regarding New Lease
The TOYX Museum Car in Port Jervis, N.Y., on Dec. 11, 2025. Oliver Mantyk/The Epoch Times
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NEW YORK CITY—Historic railcar nonprofit organization TOYX Inc. announced on Jan. 23 that the city of Port Jervis, New York, has approached it to negotiate a new direct lease, extending TOYX’s use of land the organization utilizes for its preservation activities.

TOYX leases 8.67 acres of abandoned industrial and railroad property in Port Jervis from the Outdoor Club of Port Jervis, including the historic Erie Turntable property. TOYX has been keeping its 27 restored historic train cars and rail equipment on that land since 2021, and its lease on the property is set to end in 2031.