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David,
Thank you for posting the pics. I did download them and I think
several of them--the E-unit and SR wooden cab pics in
particular--will come in handy for model-making. Thanks so much
for posting these.
Yours,
Dave Queener
Knoxville, TN
On 12/15/2019 8:44 PM, David
Friedlander wrote:
All,
I did not make it to Saltville to see the 4-4-0 locomotive,
but thanks for letting me know it is there.
It looks like I have forgotten come back here and share the
photos I took at the Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth,
GA. I spent perhaps 4 or 5 hours there about 943 photos,
mostly for modeling purposes down the road for myself and
maybe for others who have interest in things like the Amtrak
Slumbercoach. I was surprised at how much I was allowed to
walk through.
In any case, I've compiled them all into a Google Drive. It
should be public for anyone who has the link. I don't plan on
taking it down anytime soon. Regardless, I think you should be
able to download any photos you want to save off for your
modeling in case it somehow disappears.
Enjoy.
Happy Holidays,
David Friedlander
NY, NY
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All,
I did not make it to Saltville to see the 4-4-0 locomotive, but thanks for letting me know it is there.
It looks like I have forgotten come back here and share the photos I took at the Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth, GA. I spent perhaps 4 or 5 hours there about 943 photos, mostly for modeling purposes down the road for myself and maybe for others who have interest in things like the Amtrak Slumbercoach. I was surprised at how much I was allowed to walk through.
In any case, I've compiled them all into a Google Drive. It should be public for anyone who has the link. I don't plan on taking it down anytime soon. Regardless, I think you should be able to download any photos you want to save off for your modeling in case it somehow disappears.
Enjoy.
Happy Holidays,
David Friedlander NY, NY
On Sun, Sep 29, 2019 at 9:08 PM Mike Pierry, Jr. < mpierryjr@...> wrote:
Glad Jason explained what took place. I had an article published by the Bristol Herald Courier that gave more details of the Texas duties.
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 picture posted earlier. The Texas and a future exhibit on the 1996 Olympics are between the main museum and the new cyclorama building. On Sep 29, 2019, at 8:44 PM, Edwin Locklin < elocklin@...> wrote:
MIke,
I wonder why they didn’t return this locomotive back to the basement of the
Cyclorama building in Grant Park.
Ed Locklin at mp367.
From: Mike
Pierry, Jr.
Sent: Saturday, September 28, 2019 9:45 PM
To: main@southernrailway.groups.io
Subject: Re: [SouthernRailway] Southeastern Railway
Museum
Jason is technically correct. The display was however,
<SIX_81694385-4745-4B0C-96D2-0C0DE44FFA00.jpg> designed to make
viewing the locomotive possible without entering the building.
I attach my photo from earlier this year.
Mike Pierry, Jr.
On Sat, Sep 28, 2019 at 9:05 PM Jason Greene
<jason.p.greene@...> wrote:
Actually, it is inside the museum. You can see it from the outside.
On Sep 28, 2019, at 7:46 PM, Mike Pierry, Jr. <mpierryjr@...> wrote:
Have you considered visiting the Texas? It is displayed behind glass on
the outside of the History Museum in Buckhead.
On Sat, Sep 28, 2019 at 4:49 PM David
Friedlander <davidjfriedlander@...>
wrote:
Hey
all,
I am visiting Atlanta for a few days next week and on
Thursday, I am planning to make a trip for the first time to the
Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southeastern_Railway_Museum
I
plan to see everything thats publicly open, but is there anything I should
make sure I don't miss?
If I have extra time, does anyone need any
photos or measurements of anything at the museum?
Thanks,
David
Friedlander
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Glad Jason explained what took place. I had an article published by the Bristol Herald Courier that gave more details of the Texas duties.
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 picture posted earlier. The Texas and a future exhibit on the 1996 Olympics are between the main museum and the new cyclorama building. On Sep 29, 2019, at 8:44 PM, Edwin Locklin < elocklin@...> wrote:
MIke,
I wonder why they didn’t return this locomotive back to the basement of the
Cyclorama building in Grant Park.
Ed Locklin at mp367.
From: Mike
Pierry, Jr.
Sent: Saturday, September 28, 2019 9:45 PM
To: main@southernrailway.groups.io
Subject: Re: [SouthernRailway] Southeastern Railway
Museum
Jason is technically correct. The display was however,
<SIX_81694385-4745-4B0C-96D2-0C0DE44FFA00.jpg> designed to make
viewing the locomotive possible without entering the building.
I attach my photo from earlier this year.
Mike Pierry, Jr.
On Sat, Sep 28, 2019 at 9:05 PM Jason Greene
<jason.p.greene@...> wrote:
Actually, it is inside the museum. You can see it from the outside.
On Sep 28, 2019, at 7:46 PM, Mike Pierry, Jr. <mpierryjr@...> wrote:
Have you considered visiting the Texas? It is displayed behind glass on
the outside of the History Museum in Buckhead.
On Sat, Sep 28, 2019 at 4:49 PM David
Friedlander <davidjfriedlander@...>
wrote:
Hey
all,
I am visiting Atlanta for a few days next week and on
Thursday, I am planning to make a trip for the first time to the
Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southeastern_Railway_Museum
I
plan to see everything thats publicly open, but is there anything I should
make sure I don't miss?
If I have extra time, does anyone need any
photos or measurements of anything at the museum?
Thanks,
David
Friedlander
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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 picture posted earlier. The Texas and a future exhibit on the 1996 Olympics are between the main museum and the new cyclorama building.
On Sep 29, 2019, at 8:44 PM, Edwin Locklin < elocklin@...> wrote:
MIke,
I wonder why they didn’t return this locomotive back to the basement of the
Cyclorama building in Grant Park.
Ed Locklin at mp367.
From: Mike
Pierry, Jr.
Sent: Saturday, September 28, 2019 9:45 PM
To: main@southernrailway.groups.io
Subject: Re: [SouthernRailway] Southeastern Railway
Museum
Jason is technically correct. The display was however,
<SIX_81694385-4745-4B0C-96D2-0C0DE44FFA00.jpg> designed to make
viewing the locomotive possible without entering the building.
I attach my photo from earlier this year.
Mike Pierry, Jr.
On Sat, Sep 28, 2019 at 9:05 PM Jason Greene
<jason.p.greene@...> wrote:
Actually, it is inside the museum. You can see it from the outside.
On Sep 28, 2019, at 7:46 PM, Mike Pierry, Jr. < mpierryjr@...> wrote:
Have you considered visiting the Texas? It is displayed behind glass on
the outside of the History Museum in Buckhead.
Hey
all,
I am visiting Atlanta for a few days next week and on
Thursday, I am planning to make a trip for the first time to the
Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southeastern_Railway_Museum
I
plan to see everything thats publicly open, but is there anything I should
make sure I don't miss?
If I have extra time, does anyone need any
photos or measurements of anything at the museum?
Thanks,
David
Friedlander
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MIke,
I wonder why they didn’t return this locomotive back to the basement of the
Cyclorama building in Grant Park.
Ed Locklin at mp367.
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From: Mike
Pierry, Jr.
Sent: Saturday, September 28, 2019 9:45 PM
To: main@southernrailway.groups.io
Subject: Re: [SouthernRailway] Southeastern Railway
Museum
Jason is technically correct. The display was however,
designed to make
viewing the locomotive possible without entering the building.
I attach my photo from earlier this year.
Mike Pierry, Jr.
On Sat, Sep 28, 2019 at 9:05 PM Jason Greene
<jason.p.greene@...> wrote:
Actually, it is inside the museum. You can see it from the outside.
On Sep 28, 2019, at 7:46 PM, Mike Pierry, Jr. < mpierryjr@...> wrote:
Have you considered visiting the Texas? It is displayed behind glass on
the outside of the History Museum in Buckhead.
Hey
all,
I am visiting Atlanta for a few days next week and on
Thursday, I am planning to make a trip for the first time to the
Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southeastern_Railway_Museum
I
plan to see everything thats publicly open, but is there anything I should
make sure I don't miss?
If I have extra time, does anyone need any
photos or measurements of anything at the museum?
Thanks,
David
Friedlander
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Mike,
Cool photo. I had no idea that's there. I will have to see if the friend I'm staying with wants to venture over there. He is into history a good bit, so its a good possibility we can detour that way.
David
On Sat, Sep 28, 2019 at 8:45 PM Mike Pierry, Jr. < mpierryjr@...> wrote: Have you considered visiting the Texas? It is displayed behind glass on the outside of the History Museum in Buckhead.
Hey all,
I am visiting Atlanta for a few days next week and on Thursday, I am planning to make a trip for the first time to the Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southeastern_Railway_Museum
I plan to see everything thats publicly open, but is there anything I should make sure I don't miss?
If I have extra time, does anyone need any photos or measurements of anything at the museum?
Thanks,
David Friedlander
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Jason is technically correct. The display was however, designed to make viewing the locomotive possible without entering the building. I attach my photo from earlier this year.
Mike Pierry, Jr.
Actually, it is inside the museum. You can see it from the outside. On Sep 28, 2019, at 7:46 PM, Mike Pierry, Jr. < mpierryjr@...> wrote: Have you considered visiting the Texas? It is displayed behind glass on the outside of the History Museum in Buckhead.
Hey all,
I am visiting Atlanta for a few days next week and on Thursday, I am planning to make a trip for the first time to the Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southeastern_Railway_Museum
I plan to see everything thats publicly open, but is there anything I should make sure I don't miss?
If I have extra time, does anyone need any photos or measurements of anything at the museum?
Thanks,
David Friedlander
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Actually, it is inside the museum. You can see it from the outside.
On Sep 28, 2019, at 7:46 PM, Mike Pierry, Jr. < mpierryjr@...> wrote: Have you considered visiting the Texas? It is displayed behind glass on the outside of the History Museum in Buckhead.
Hey all,
I am visiting Atlanta for a few days next week and on Thursday, I am planning to make a trip for the first time to the Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southeastern_Railway_Museum
I plan to see everything thats publicly open, but is there anything I should make sure I don't miss?
If I have extra time, does anyone need any photos or measurements of anything at the museum?
Thanks,
David Friedlander
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Have you considered visiting the Texas? It is displayed behind glass on the outside of the History Museum in Buckhead.
Hey all,
I am visiting Atlanta for a few days next week and on Thursday, I am planning to make a trip for the first time to the Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southeastern_Railway_Museum
I plan to see everything thats publicly open, but is there anything I should make sure I don't miss?
If I have extra time, does anyone need any photos or measurements of anything at the museum?
Thanks,
David Friedlander
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Hey all, I am visiting Atlanta for a few days next week and on Thursday, I am planning to make a trip for the first time to the Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southeastern_Railway_MuseumI plan to see everything thats publicly open, but is there anything I should make sure I don't miss? If I have extra time, does anyone need any photos or measurements of anything at the museum? Thanks, David Friedlander
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