Andy: It’s another of the excellent “groups.io” forums….PassengerCarList@groups.io. Ike

What/where is the PCL? Thanks in advance. Andy Ramsay Berryville VA

All: This just posted on the PCL… Ike Re: Southern Ry modernized coaches From: Nancy Boots Date: Sat, 05 Jun 2021 11:15:52 PDT Time to add in my nickel (I expect change for my 2 cents) on the

At one time, the Southern owned and moved a considerable number of stock cars. In addition to cattle, several hundred cars of horses and mules were sent to Pinners Point, VA for export to Spain

Tim: Thanks for the additional info on the codes and zone maps. I would be interested in seeing the copy for Chattanooga if you can find it. To go further into the subject of using another area

Chattanooga had/has a similar zone map. Someday I will find my copy of the hand drawn map which had an 8 1/2 x 11 page for each zone and that showed each customer, the code, and dots representing the

Good to hear the archives has lots of information on TIPS. I don't think I can get down to the June work session but it is on my list to get down to Chattanooga at some point and attend one. The

John: There is quite a bit of information in the SRHA archives on TIPS. It is usually filed (digitally) with the Yard name rather than as a comprehensive TIPS file. In addition to what we know about

John: Very interesting and informative. My question now is would anyone have that for Asheville???? Mike

The recent question on Wheel Reports motivated me to go through some of the paperwork I’ve collected through the years on operations. One item that might be of interest to others on the list is a

Mike: Thanks for the information and sharing of the scan of the Block Consist. I have a few of these from the early 1990s for trains out of Inman Yard. Still were using the same format and form

Thanks,that would be great as I went through the archives, all the coach files and couldn’t find a clue, but my wife says that about me I look but don’t see and listen but don’t hear. Probably a

I replied a little too quickly. I found a note that the specifications for nos. 1207-1212 were dated 1/15/1952. Maybe that will help your search. Jack

I'll try to run down to the archives and look in the next few days to see what I can find.

Fenton, I wish I could help. I would like to know that one myself. Jack Wyatt

I'm probably not an in depth researcher as y'all but I was trying to put together a book on the SR smooth side rebuilds and one mystery I could never find was what coach did the Hayne shop use to make

Tim, I recall us talking about it years ago. If I remember, you had a lot of information on dispositions and my strength was the early Southern Railway passenger cars. I still would like to do

I also worked on an all time roster of Southern Railway passenger cars. my last print out came from dBase IV and is dated over twenty years ago. It would seem that between the archives and some work

One of the possible projects for upcoming work sessions will be to go through boxes of “miscellaneous” document and either move them to individual car files, or, at least to scan them and put the

We can get you a sample or current color formula for the Southern Green paint, along with the lettering, if it is decided to go with the Southern colors.