Ed, Thanks for the photo. I have not seen this and was not aware that the car kept its name and number into the Southern era. The 54-seat Budd coaches were very nice cars. Thank you very much. Ed Mims

Kevin, Thanks for the info. I sent all of the photos in my collection of the Fort Benning (interior and exterior) to someone at SARM and I’m now wondering what the status of that car is. I believe it

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I spent a good bit of time with him in my early days on the ACL. He was very helpful to me. Ed

A few more UBI’s: I’m pretty sure the routing on ACL was Lakeland to High Springs and DuPont to Waycross then on to Jesup. I was told that they were rubber lined for phosphoric acid service. I assume

Here is a good example of a “MEDALLION”. Ed Mims

Medallion, Monogram, Herald, Logo, Trade Mark, just the more common names used by different companies to portray their name. All have the same meaning (to some extent) in my mind. It seems to be a cho

Here is a photo that I took in the winter of 1965 as the X-plorer departed Augusta, GA. I don’t remember why is was there but know that it’s destination was Atlanta. You can see the small crowd that t