Locked Looking for Asheville Division train sheets from the 40s and 50s


Robert Richardson
 

Jim,

 

Is the enclosed attachments what you are looking for? These scans are from a Knoxville Div. Sept. 1942 wheel report that I have in my collection.

 

Robert Richardson

Henderson, NC

MP S114.5

 

From: main@SouthernRailway.groups.io <main@SouthernRailway.groups.io> On Behalf Of Jim King
Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2022 5:04 PM
To: main@SouthernRailway.groups.io
Subject: [SouthernRailway] Looking for Asheville Division train sheets from the 40s and 50s

 

I was sent a scan of a January 5, 1944 consist of 1 train (a double-headed extra) on the Murphy Branch that is a great help trying to determine what was going on during the Fontana Dam construction years.

 

Does anyone on this list have others?  These are not “train sheets” per se … not a listing of all trains in/out of a terminal, yard, or along the line.  This is an itemized list of engines, caboose, and all cars in the consist with commodities hauled and destination.  Essentially, it’s a long switch list plus engines, cab, and crew names.  Great for modeling but I’m interested only in the historical application.

 

Jim King

http://smokymountainmodelworks.com/

 


C J Wyatt
 

Sounds like a Conductor's Train Book. 

Are the locomotives on your train 857-871 ?

Jack Wyatt

On Tuesday, September 20, 2022 at 05:04:12 PM EDT, Jim King <jimking3@...> wrote:


I was sent a scan of a January 5, 1944 consist of 1 train (a double-headed extra) on the Murphy Branch that is a great help trying to determine what was going on during the Fontana Dam construction years.

 

Does anyone on this list have others?  These are not “train sheets” per se … not a listing of all trains in/out of a terminal, yard, or along the line.  This is an itemized list of engines, caboose, and all cars in the consist with commodities hauled and destination.  Essentially, it’s a long switch list plus engines, cab, and crew names.  Great for modeling but I’m interested only in the historical application.

 

Jim King

http://smokymountainmodelworks.com/

 


Jim King
 

I was sent a scan of a January 5, 1944 consist of 1 train (a double-headed extra) on the Murphy Branch that is a great help trying to determine what was going on during the Fontana Dam construction years.

 

Does anyone on this list have others?  These are not “train sheets” per se … not a listing of all trains in/out of a terminal, yard, or along the line.  This is an itemized list of engines, caboose, and all cars in the consist with commodities hauled and destination.  Essentially, it’s a long switch list plus engines, cab, and crew names.  Great for modeling but I’m interested only in the historical application.

 

Jim King

http://smokymountainmodelworks.com/