Photos: 95-year old caboose moves from Hanover home

Workers secure cables on the caboose prior to lifting it, Saturday, Jan. 20, 2018. The caboose, built in 1923, has been in the backyard of John Mowrer's Fulton Street home for 30 years. It was sold to Gary Lysaght, of Harrisburg. Ty Lohr, The Evening Sun

Crane cables tighten around the caboose prior to lifting it, Saturday, Jan. 20, 2018. The caboose, built in 1923, has been in the backyard of John Mowrer's Fulton Street home for 30 years. It was sold to Gary Lysaght, of Harrisburg. Ty Lohr, The Evening Sun

Workers align the caboose with the trailer as the crane moves the railcar over the fence, Saturday, Jan. 20, 2018. The caboose, built in 1923, has been in the backyard of John Mowrer's Fulton Street home for 30 years. It was sold to Gary Lysaght, of Harrisburg. Ty Lohr, The Evening Sun

John Mowrer, of Hanover, takes photos of his caboose being hauled away, Saturday, Jan. 20, 2018. The caboose, built in 1923, has been in the backyard of John Mowrer's Fulton Street home for 30 years. It was sold to Gary Lysaght, of Harrisburg. Ty Lohr, The Evening Sun

The Caboose sits on the trailer after being moved from its wheels, Saturday, Jan. 20, 2018. The caboose, built in 1923, has been in the backyard of John Mowrer's Fulton Street home for 30 years. It was sold to Gary Lysaght, of Harrisburg. Ty Lohr, The Evening Sun

Brian Eisenhart, of Brian's Crane Services, watches as workers secure the caboose on the trailer, Saturday, Jan. 20, 2018. The caboose, built in 1923, has been in the backyard of John Mowrer's Fulton Street home for 30 years. It was sold to Gary Lysaght, of Harrisburg. Ty Lohr, The Evening Sun

Gary Lysaght, of Harrisburg, laughs while on top of his new Caboose, which he purchased from John Mowrer, Saturday, Jan. 20, 2018. The caboose, built in 1923, has been in the backyard of John Mowrer's Fulton Street home for 30 years. It was sold to Gary Lysaght, of Harrisburg. Ty Lohr, The Evening Sun

The caboose was originally from the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. It was hauled away Saturday, Jan. 20, 2018. The caboose, built in 1923, has been in the backyard of John Mowrer's Fulton Street home for 30 years. It was sold to Gary Lysaght, of Harrisburg. Ty Lohr, The Evening Sun

The caboose was originally from the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. It was hauled away Saturday, Jan. 20, 2018. The caboose, built in 1923, has been in the backyard of John Mowrer's Fulton Street home for 30 years. It was sold to Gary Lysaght, of Harrisburg. Ty Lohr, The Evening Sun