Hi Interesting project. Is it possible to add a photo of the complete page 1 form, including the first column and also the full from for page 2. What format is this in a the moment ? jpg? The spreadsh

Hello Jack Thanks for the link. Will do and look forward to brousing! (or however it is spelt) Charles in New Zealand

Hi Fitting in to this discussion is the Ingalls 4-S, built 1946. Construction of the loco was part done in AL Bham and Decatur etc and part in MS. A lot of testing done in .AL. I note that Birmingham

Hi In above post there is mention of " I recall someone doing a series on Mobile facilities in TIES. Frank Ardrey did a photo series on Birmingham in TIES. " Is someone able to come up with the issues

Hi John Thanks for this great info and maps. Some great photos in the brochure. Charles

Hi Just for interest sake is the main railroad on attached doc Southern Railway or all possibly L&N ? Tallking 1940-50s. I do not have any knowledge of this area. Note that there was a siding or a tra

Hi This time my request is re the build did occur in Decatur of the Ingalls 4-S. Some construction I believe was carried out in two locations, Decatur AL and Pascagoula MS. At the Ingalls facilities i

Hi Asked a similar question a year or two back, but just to refresh --- Please view the attached doc and the article in the Atlanta Constitution Newspaper re the Ingalls 4-S demonstration to several r

https://books.google.co.nz/books?id=0yMwAQAAMAAJ&focus=searchwithinvolume&q=Ingalls This link shows excerpts only. From New Zealand I cannot seem to get the full text. Can someone help?

A follow up to earlier posts on this. Please refer to info below re above club and where info might be available. As refers to Southern Railway and also other railroads. I am looking for archives of t

Hi on The article says at : between 2pm and 5pm on Track 13 at the Terminal Station. Date of display was Thursday March 21 1946 No need to spend your time on this as you have heaps to do. Thankyou Cha

Hi George Thanks for your response. As much as I would like to make it to the work session, I cannot, live in New Zealand! If you happen to come across any reference to the Ingalls that would be great

In the Atlanta Constitution newspaper for Thursday 21 March 1946, page 14, there was an article headed 'Terminal' Host To First Diesel Built In The South. This outlined an exhibition being held that d

Thanks Ed and Robert. Organization still going. A reply I got gave me a contact. Details of there comments:- ****************** My name is Mike Rutkowski, and I'm currently the Secretary for the South

I am not sure if my subject is directly related to this group but would like to be in contact with the above group re historical information from 1946 and there Volume 34 or 35. It is re the demo of I

Hi Ike Thanks for your email and offer to locate reference re Ingalls. No hurry to locate just when you come across it again. Regards Charles New Zealand

Hi In 1946 Southern evaluated and tested the Ingalls 4-S diesel loco. The loco finally purchased by GM&O. I expect there would have been evaluation reports and recommendations done by Southern. George

HI George Yes, this information very interesting. Keep posting such items. Thanks Charles Harris