If it was in the original box please send me a photo of the box end with all it's information. Rick

So I was looking through my Southern general arrangement drawings, a pile that stops in the late '60s, and noticed that the drawings for both the Pullman Big Reds and Greenville Little Big Reds both

Ok guys, I understand the check codes and reporting marks on the side of a locomotive cab. What if a locomotive does now have a reporting mark for ownership. Is it just assumed it belongs to SOU? I

The last one I have in my collection is dated October 29, 1978. I'm fairly certain that his was the last one issued. The did not issue timetables on a monthly basis and as they were trying to take

Thank you.

October 29, 1978 was the last Southern Crescent public timetable. —Bill

Hello---Anyone here know the issue date of the last Southern Crescent timetable? I believe it was October 1978. Comments? Thank you.

Mike Might want to check with the repower regear group on Facebook. Eric

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Has anyone in the group had any experience with "older" Broadway Limited steam locomotives? I acquired one (decorated as a SOU 2-8-2 #6326) recently at an estate sale. I operate only DC, but they're

Thank you, Bill. That's a great help! -- Paul Schmidt Sequim WA

Never saw a Southern crew, nor even a CofG crew, weigh cars, but watched under my grandfather's "supervision" as the West Point Route (A&WP/WofA) weighed cars in Newnan, Ga. The local freight crew

Paul: Below are two pages from the register book at Marion Junction, Ala., for January 12, 1917. I’m not an expert on train registers, and they may have changed over the years as the rules changed.

Bruce: Your question is a good one! I'll post it as new topic while I figure out how to “unlock” a topic. My guess, only that, is a switch crew would uncouple, spot and recouple cars on the scale

No, that is the Louisville (K&IT) bridge. The attached photo is of the Ohio River bridge. In addition to being a remarkable record of the bridge's re-building, the photos show how the new structure

Would anyone happen to have a photo to share of a page from a Southern train register book? Was there any difference in the type of train register books used where an operator was on duty compared to

George, the photo you attached. Is that the bridge from Cincy to Ludlow? Michael Shirey PCRRHS and SRHA Member

Michael: You are certainly correct that more needs to be researched, written and presented on the Southern’s Louisville-E. St Louis line. The SRHA archives contain photos, contracts, maps and

Thanks guys! So sorry to hear about Tom's passing. So with this new information, whom has the photos of Toms'? My only intention was to see if they had more photos to share of Louisville, KY., New

Greetings to Mr Fisher! I assume WABCO is Westinghouse? John John R Stewart www.bhamrails.info 205-901-3790