Bjarne: I don’t remember anything about Goldsboro Union Station that has been published but I have been accumulating material for a TIES article. (Maybe also “Lines South” as it was a

Gents: I need your help please on two issues: (1) Does anyone remember what magazine had the article on Goldsboro Union Station? Was it a SRR HS magazine or one of the ACL/SAL/SCL ones. I thought

I'm posting this across some different groups. Apple recently announced a new operating system named Catalina. I found out from a friend in Virginia who posts photos to his website that Catalina only

A cross post from “Modeling the Southern”….. Begin forwarded message: From: george eichelberger <geichelberger@...> Subject: Re: [ModelingTheSouthern] Green Light slogan debut Date: October 10,

I'll be there. Thanks. May wear my SAL hat

Rodney, if you're referring to Larry Goolby's presentation on Seaboard passenger service on the Birmingham District, that's coming up next Saturday, October 12th at 2PM at Leeds Depot. Hope to see

When is your Leads Depot presentation?

The Southern Railway Presidents' files in the SRHA archive date to before the Southern was organized, the early years of railroading in the Southeast are well documented The attached letter to Samuel

Marv: Welcome to SRHA! Now that you are “official”, we need to get you to the archives to look through the Birmingham material. With multiple roads interchanging passengers and freight traffic,

Congratulations, Ike, you've embarrassed me into subscribing to TIES! My check for SRHA membership will be coming forthwith. I have some artwork and perhaps a few photos of the "Sunbeam" I'd be happy

Ike: A fascinating group of documents. I, too, have researched a lot about trains 11 and 12, but from the Washington Division, and from what I have read, things never quite got as testy in Virginia as

We ran an article on Hampton, Fla in the last issue of TIES. In addition to Seaboard and Southern drawings of the interlocking plant and contracts between the two railroads controlling how the depot

Thank you, Bob. I was just hoping!

Don't think so, Marvin. It appears to be the restored Hampton SC H&B RR depot in Hampton. Bob Graham -----------------------------------------From: "Marv Clemons" To:

That looks like the Hampton and Branchville RR facility in Hampton, SC. Roy McLain

Can anyone confirm whether this is the SOU/SAL depot at Hampton, Florida? Thanks, Marv Clemons

Hi all, I thoroughly enjoyed the Enoree River topic posted a few weeks ago as much info about the 10-6 sleepers was provided. I am interested in the 1952-era consist info regarding the River sleepers

The next archives work session will be Oct 18th and 19th. Several projects are underway or nearing completion but more continue to be identified that will "fit" almost anyone's interest in the

Ed, Glad Jason explained what took place. I had an article published by the Bristol Herald Courier that gave more details of the Texas duties. Mike Pierry, Jr.

Building at Grant park is gone. It is now the Safari exhibit of the zoo. The cyclorama was restored and is now at the history center too. It is in a two story building to the left of the Texas in the