Something I have noticed is that there seems to be multiple Southern Railway In Color books by different people. One Volume 2 book is by one author, and another volume two is by a different author.

Barry, yes I actually have volume 1. I was considering getting volume 2 but I didn’t know if I should get that over Classic Steam Trains in the South by Curt Tillotson Jr. I think I will get the

Will, Welcome to the group… Have you seen the Southern Railway “in color” series of books published by Morning Sun? Vol 1 and 2 both had some color steam in them. Hopes this helps, Barry

Frank, that’s alright. Do you happen to know of any other place where I could find Vintage Color Shots of southern railway steam?

Will: Welcome to SRHA. We would love to have some of the archive materials available digitally, but that's down the road a bit for now. We are working to that end. CEA

Another thing I would like too add, since I’m a new member and I clearly don’t know my way around here could anyone tell me what you mainly do here? Another question I have is that are the

Hi I’m new to the group and am still learning how this works but I thought I’d make a post on what I’m most interested in. Southern steam color photographs, I love seeing southern steam engines

I am not familiar with these operations, but I thought of possible research source, that might answer questions. You might look at the ICC annual reports for these railroads , which had some

Since you had three pairs of through trains which ran over the N&W, N&W dining car crews were entitled to part of the business. In earlier times the dining car on the Birmingham Special all the way to

I hadn't thought about a TC office car. That would make sense. Perhaps it was only two diners being removed and serviced at Knoxville. But my ancient memory says one, most likely the Tennessean was

I have seen 2 other possibilities, since TC pass. ended in about 1955. TC served Ft. Campbell and the cars you saw might have been troop movements. I saw those trains a couple of times near my home

Very curious. Around that time, The Tennessean did indeed have a DC - Knoxville diner-lounge, Interesting, the Carolina Special also had a Knoxville - Columbia diner-lounge. This idea seems crazy, but

Back in 1958 and 1959, at age 15 & 16, I worked at the Southern Railway Passenger station in Knoxville, Tn. I only worked during the summers while school was out. I worked the evening shift from 3 pm

A&Y, Also try this interactive satellite view with historic map overlay. North Carolina Maps: City of Winston-Salem Zone Map, 1930 (unc.edu) Friday, June 10, 2022, 11:24:38 AM, you

Try: https://www.loc.gov/item/sanborn06522_010/ Sent from Dave Bott's iPhone

Does anyone have an old map (30's or 40's or older ) of Winston Salem NC

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Looking for experts and interested parties: Among the Mr. Marvin Black’s major research files, Binder No 88 includes many documents, diesel orders and correspondence from and about the C&NW, BR,

Hi Gary Thanks for your reply with helpful suggestions. I checked out the TN valuation maps on the link, and they are very useful, lots to study. I will now have a look at the aerial photos. Thanks

James and everyone: A large percentage of ALL SR ETTs are in the SRHA archives and have ben scanned. The intention has been to publish the entire collection, most likely on-line. If any SRHA members