The SRHA BOD has discussed organizing and scheduling “live” and recorded presentations for some time.

Is there any interest in us doing that? More important, will anyone volunteer to help organize them, possibly including helping to produce or update them?

Ike

PS Not that I should be the “presenter” but over the years, here are some clinics I’ve done at the Cocoa Beach RPM. All should be updated but they are available if anyone wants to put them on line or use them for local groups.

Southern 1st gen diesels (mostly photos, diesel books are in progress)

Auto parts eq & pools

Bananas from the Port of Charleston

Southern Rwy Joint Facilities

Charleston Div MAIN trains

Introduction to the Southern Railway Historical Association Archives

Knoxville Lexington Group presentation

Southern Intermodal

Southern Trackage Rights Presentations (short and long versions)

ACL-Sou Trackage Hardeeville, SC to Jacksonville, FL, Selma to Pinners Point (being updated with new TIES article)

Jacksonville Terminal

 

Ike:  

 

Thanks.

 

I researched the St. Louis Div. when SR's archives were in Kennesaw.  I've also researched at the national archives, and at state and local libraries and archives.  I have Harrison's book, ICC's valuation report and other official records.  I wanted to know if there are other resources or people who are interested in the St. Louis Div.

 

I have a PowerPoint presentation that I've presented several times in IN and KY.

 

The attached map shows SR's main and 4 branch lines in Indiana.

 

Craig Berndt  

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On Friday, September 16, 2022 at 06:06:31 PM EDT, George Eichelberger <geichelberger@...> wrote:

 

 

Craig:

Although it has never been researched in detail, and certainly never published, there is a significant amount of documentation on the St. Louis line in the SRHA archives. The material is not stored on a per-division basis (they changed over the years) so I cannot estimate how much there is but it would certainly be worth someone's time to research and publish the information.
Here's an example....

Ike