Donnie, Thank you—what a great list! Kevin von der Lippe Oak Ridge, NC

Does anyone know of a list of all heavyweight Pullman sleepers acquired by the Southern in 1948 as part of the Pullman antitrust case settlement — and which sleepers were assigned to which subsidiary?

Bill, Thank you for sharing. With the closing of the Chandler Concrete plant (near Battleground and Mill Street), the evidence of the west bound A&Y is disappearing. I am very interested that there wa

Ike, Unfortunately, I don’t know when or where the photo was taken. I am attaching the full scan. You can see from the consolidated stencil data it is at least 1984. Kevin W. von der Lippe

The attached photo is from an unattributed print I have. Kevin W. von der Lippe

Re: [SouthernRailway] Clay hoppers and the "cousin" Chip hop Dave, SR converted 70 cars from their 70 Ton 3-bay hoppers in 1956. Kevin von der Lippe Oak Ridge, NC

Scott, The clay hoppers were used between Gulf, NC (red clay pits) and Pomona Terra Cotta plant (pipe and tile company) in Greensboro, NC. My understanding was 24 empties were transported a day to Gul

Thank you for all of you help. I have forwarded all the comments to the City of Greensboro. Kevin von der Lippe

The City of Greensboro is working with NS and the NCRR to paint the various railroad bridges within the city limits, and would like to paint them to be historically correct for the Southern Railway. D