Yes, I was.
I don't remember seeing much, if any smoke on the NYC's Harlem Division commuters, or at the Hudson Division Harmon engine terminal when the...
PRR E-44 #4465 is in the Pennsylvania Transportation Museum at Strasburg, PA. Interesting that GE upgraded the E-44 pantograph to a single hinge...
Irony; the KCS Gulfport, MS Branch is a 67 mile orphan line between Gulfport and Hattiesburg. It has two outside connections; CSX at Gulfport and...
Deleted. Posted in wrong forum....OOOPS! :oops:
AAARGH! :rolleyes:
Ta Da Bump. :whistle:
B&M modified regular hoppers for woodchips. [IMG]
L&N steam pile driver, 10/1972 at Gulfport, MS. [ATTACH]
In think the second photo shows Illinois. Can't make out or translate the other words or codes.
This 90# jointed rail rolled in 1921 was replaced with 115# CWR in 2011. My photos aren't clear enough to determine where it was rolled. [ATTACH]...
Mentioned by OP, but prettier in person. [IMG]
One was hung under each side of the tender on B&M steamers.
Members of the Board couldn't agree on which design and each side refused to budge. LOL
Every Sunday after Church service at coffee I ask for Gulf No-Nox. Sadly, there's only one server who knows what I'm saying. So I assumed he's...
Boo, Hiss. :censored:
Here is the REAL Mt Washington Cog Railway Train on May 2nd, 1990. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I refuse to select "like". Admins, please add a "YUCK", or better a "BARF" option. :sick:
Oh No, first diesel replaces steam. Now PURPLE replaces my gorgeous New Hampshire orange maple and red oak fall colors. Oh, the blaspheme. :eek:
Philip, have you heard any scuttlebutt or watercooler rumors of anticipated service introduction?
