I am helping a writer friend with a historical novel that takes place in 1945. His characters are going from Warm Springs, GA to Washington, DC. So far I have found a 1950s SR passenger Timetable that

Another model which i think SRHA already follows (to address the ‘do my research for me’ request) is the National Archives & Records Administration site in College Park. You can access the

Dave: (A quick comment about the N&WHS and SRHA: Both groups have a commitment to pass “home road” material back and forth no questions asked. No swaps or “prisoner exchanges” are needed. That

While it would require a further investment of volunteered skilled time on our website, the way N&WHS offers scans for sale in their Commissary seems a reasonable model. Most people researching today

The project to scan all of the Southern contracts in the SRHA archives is moving along. There are still a few to be located and scanned but it will not be long before the effort become part of SRHA's

Some of you may remember that a couple of decades ago I tried to produce a Southern Railway heavyweight baggage-express HO kit in resin, but did not complete the project. I had decals printed by Rail

Attached are 2 pix showing 1 of 6 wood racks that I’m trying to finish (built at Spencer 1951-52 from 40’ double sheathed wood boxes). This is one of the last kits I produced before selling the

I should be there by 9:45. C U then… Ike

Jim, Ike, Given no objections, I plan on being at the archives Thu AM. The hunt for the other 100t aggregate hopper NCP folders is my primary goal. If the hunt is unsuccessful on Thu, it will be

I'm looking for assistance and information on the Saluda grade timing circuit -- specifically imI searching for technical information that I'm hoping to develop into an article for "Ties," the SRHA

Just a reminder that there will be an Archives Work Session this weekend, Fri & Sat, 21-22 June Jim Thurston

Hi on The article says at : between 2pm and 5pm on Track 13 at the Terminal Station. Date of display was Thursday March 21 1946 No need to spend your time on this as you have heaps to

JC, totally understand take your time and enjoy your day. When you get to it Happy Fathers Day Fenton -- Fenton Wells 250 Frye Rd Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-8106 srrfan1401@...

Fenton, With my kids & grandkids celebrating father’s day, I was not able to send you the files I had promised. I’ll send them tomorrow. J. C.

Charles: Can you give me an approximate date the unit was in Atlanta? That would narrow the number of Presidents files to look for this weekend. If the loco got from Ingalls in Pascagola to Atlanta on

Thanks big D

Hi George Thanks for your response. As much as I would like to make it to the work session, I cannot, live in New Zealand! If you happen to come across any reference to the Ingalls that would be

Charles: While I do not know of anything in the SRHA archives on the Ingalls locomotive, there are thousands of files in the collection, so I can say “maybe”. There is an archives work session

In the Atlanta Constitution newspaper for Thursday 21 March 1946, page 14, there was an article headed 'Terminal' Host To First Diesel Built In The South. This outlined an exhibition being held that

Try No 2 On Thursday, June 13, 2019, 10:43:50 PM EDT, A&Y Dave in MD <dbott@...> wrote: