HI Charles and all You are very welcome. I think the brochure was given to me by Jason Parham who is the GM&O guru in these parts. John John R Stewart www.bhamrails.info 205-901-3790

Hi John Thanks for this great info and maps. Some great photos in the brochure. Charles

Michael I have the artwork if you still need it, but since Donnie has been copied he'll probably sort you out very quickly. Printing decals to work on black backgrounds normally requires you to use

Mike: Donnie has released more stuff including updates on the decals. I have CC him in on this email so you can ask him those questions. Mike Roderick

You could open the image file in a graphics editing app, and use a color selection tool to select the black background area, then delete it, or replace the black pixels with white (which is basically

Friends: I have two questions......... 1. Several years ago, someone (Donnie Dixon, I think) offered artwork for SOU steam decals, to be printed for personal use. Are these still available, and

I did? I remember posting it in the Southern Ry Collectibles Group on Facebook, but I don't remember sharing it anywhere else. That's why I was surprised to see it in A.O. I hope I'm not having a

Thank you, Mike, for submitting the material. —Bill

Received the Q4 edition of Ties, and was surprised to find the article re my milepost in the November 12, 2020 issue of Among Ourselves. Just wanted to post a note of thanks to the editing team for

Happy Monday everyone, SRHA is happy to announce that we now offer embroidered apparel! You can order quality hats, shirts, jackets and vests in all sizes for ladies and gentlemen in our online

Bob: You may be familiar with the study that produced the attached 5-18-76 letter from J.R. Tipton to H.H. Bradley that describes traffic blocks that could be implemented with a new operating plan

HI folks Ingalls Iron Works in Birmingham is gone c.2006. There is a good video of the empty plant on YouTube by Anderson Williams and friends. https://youtu.be/zFMj-tT4vD0 2005 imagery

Hi Just for interest sake is the main railroad on attached doc Southern Railway or all possibly L&N ? Tallking 1940-50s. I do not have any knowledge of this area. Note that there was a siding

Hi This time my request is re the build did occur in Decatur of the Ingalls 4-S. Some construction I believe was carried out in two locations, Decatur AL and Pascagoula MS. At the Ingalls facilities

Hi Asked a similar question a year or two back, but just to refresh --- Please view the attached doc and the article in the Atlanta Constitution Newspaper re the Ingalls 4-S demonstration to several

Friday's trip to the SRHA archives located several interesting "new" (circa 1976) topics worth scanning, two files include trackage rights projects that were never finalized. The attached two-page

Bill, Thank you for the great reply. I do remember now that you mention it, the photo in Ties and will look it up. I also have a few prints by Mr Holtzinger. Thanks, Barry

Barry: Casey Holtzinger, a prolific artist from the Hampton Roads area who passed away in 2009, painted hundreds of historic scenes of life in the area from long ago. Most of his work was in

Greetings, Has anyone ever seen any color/painting documentation or drawings for the “Memphis” or “Louisville” tugs that worked Pinners Point ? Any help is appreciated! Thanks, Barry

Scott, Going through my images from your time frame: SOU 525996 (painted with NS logo 5/91) YSD 6/6/2-panel modified door, 9/94 Bellingham, WA SOU 527485 (painted with NS logo 12/88) YSD 6/6/2-panel