Hello, list. Thank you for all the information and the forms. On MidSouth and KCS we had a wheel report, just like an NS consist now, but from the caboose up. It's funny how different railroads call t

Hello Jason and list. This is an explanation of a wheel report from the GNHS: Before computers a wheel report was simply a high-class train list. It was a compendium of all cars handled by a particula

Hello, Warren. Yes, that is exactly the form I'm looking for. A TA&G form would be fine, and I sure would appreciate it. Regards, Tom Holley

Hello, list. Does anyone here have a blank wheel report that you could scan and email to me? Regards, Tom Holley th498@...

Hello, list. Does anyone know when the Southern finished repainting the Central of Georgia engines into the tuxedo scheme with CG lettering? Regards, Tom Holley

Hello,list, I grew up in Columbus, GA, and have seen many Southern chip hoppers. I haven't seen one of these, though. Any information on them would be appreciated. I know the cars show up in videos of

Thanks to Charlie and Dave. I do have the Trains article...I forgot I had it! Regards, Tom Holley

Hello, list. Is anyone here familiar with operations on the old Pidcock Lines Albany and Northern line (Cordele to Warwick, GA) after the Southern takeover? Regards, Tom Holley

Hello, list. Sometime ago I made a list of some of the engines my father handled on trains 71 and 72 between Columbus, GA and Montgomery, AL on the old Central of Georgia in 1974 and 1976. The lists a

Hello, list. Thanks for the replies, photos, and train lists. As a note, in both the CG and S&A employee timetables, there is note with two different weights for pulpwood. One is the weight loaded in

Hello, list. Right after WWII, a lot of the Southern roads pressed boxcars into pulpwood service, as there weren't sufficient woodracks.. Do any of you know of any photos of pulpwood being loaded in b

Hello, all. There is a photo on Elwood's Fallen Flags site of CG 4751, stenciled "Return to Krannert When Empty". Hope this helps. Regards, Tom Holley