Do you have a date on the TIES article? I paused going through them at 1998, so I have 20 years of them to go through and I keep getting distracted by neat articles on other topics. ORER’s are not

Dave’s excellent article on the Spanish flu appeared on p. 12 of 2019-3 TIES - six months before the Covid 19 epidemic. —Bill

Dave: Ties ran an article on low side gons and most of the info Jim King published with his kits came from SRHA. (Jim is always very good with crediting material.) Many people have heard my comments

Hello Dave, No promises that I’ll find anything you may not already have, but I’ll keep my eye out as I’m going through our photo collections at the archive. Kyle

There's been comparatively a lot of history of Southern boxcars and even hoppers in the pre-WWII era, but the gondolas, and my favorite the low side gons, have had little attention paid. I want to

Thanks, good info. George Courtney

These are the Southern system shops which I have listed; however it probably pays to note that freight cars were reweighed off line from time to time (for example when a car was repaired at another

Anyone have knowledge of how Southern repair shops were identified on freight cars during the steam-diesel era? Say, 1946 to 1953. I saw a HO boxcar with the the letter N-48/ Which shoop would

On page 84 of “Appalachian Coal Hauler: Interstate Railroad's Mine Runs and Coal Trains,” there’s a photo of Southern 2182 on a mine run at Kent Jct. There’s a two-aspect colorlight signal to

I was chatting with a friend who was asking about Southern cabs on other roads. It appears that the PC bought 13 of the 1946 cabs in 1971. They also inherited five from the Indianapolis Union

WAUKESHA, Wis. — Jim Wrinn, who aspired since his youth to be the editor of Trains magazine and served in the role for more than 17 years, died at home on March 30, 2022, after a valiant 14-month

Just a little reminder of the NEXT Timonium, Maryland train show in suburban Baltimore, MD. on April 2-3, 2022 That's just 3 days away and this is the rescheduled date, originally slated for later in

Guys, the link below will take you to my SRR Passenger Car Lettering and Paint diagram for Steam

Thanks Bob for the extra bit of history on the photographers and these units. Now to replicate what I see in Warren's photo. David Friedlander

Has there been any word about whether Rapido will be doing the early (1969) as-delivered GP38's? -- Mike Turner MP-Z35

Pretty easy, David. The Warren Calloway photo appears to be the earliest. The Tom Sink and G.M. McDonald photos were both made the same day. Those 2 gents used to be close friends and traveled

Hi all, I'm getting some models ready for the Valley Forge RPM. I've finally come back around to my model of Alco S2 2218 I did many years ago and want to weather it. Went looking for photos and

I would like to know if you have elevation drawings

I am loking for the alco elevation drawing, please help, as I want to engrave thedrawing in brass and attach it to Southern Railway 1643 (now Morehead and Northfork 12) at Age of steam

Planning continues for the joint SRHA/L&NHS Convention and Prototype Modelers meet at TVRM on Sept 29, 30 and Oct 1. (The L&NHS has made arrangements for good hotel rates.) The session, at TVRM Grand