Looking for PHASE classifications for SOU 44 Ton switchers 1950 to 1953. Rapido has announced these but they are in the tuxedo scheme so I am planning to buy an undecorated and paint it green. Their u

Always thought pre-track warrant track line ups were iffy. CEA

If anyone is willing help look at scans and give them filenames, send me an email and I’ll send a link to a group of files on Google Drive. These were scanned this past weekend and cover (mostly) EMD

I recall that there was discussion about a Southern Railway book to potentially be made. I do not know if this will indeed come to be true, but I would like to ask if there would be anyway to make a b

Of the 10 or 11 different RR's that Richard Prince did way back when, not counting the 4 reprints, the Southern one is by far the most common and prevalent from what I see at shows. I have at least on

As some of you may know, the Western Maryland Scenic Railway has given it’s 2-6-6-2 a new whistle, it happens to be from a Southern Railway Ts-1 4-8-2 and was cast in Asheville. To here what a Ts-1 wo

There is a silent film of action on the Saluda grade that can be found on YouTube right here, https://youtu.be/3XyAHXJNYhc Sadly it is a VHS copy of the film. Does anyone know if the original film str

A few weeks back, I posted that a Prince book was for sale on eBay. No doubt someone MUST have bought it. Anyone bid? (that might indicate interest) The Prince book does come up for sale off and one,

Just that last minute little reminder of the next train show coming up THIS weekend; Richmond, Virginia on the weekend of January 21-22, 2023; Saturday and Sunday. It will be located in the Richmond R

I'll stand corrected on this one but somewhere around the turn o the 19th to the 20th century, the newly created Southern Railway came up with a "numbering system" for branchlines. The plan was simple

I feel like I've seen this information referenced before, either in this group (though I couldn't find it in a search) or elsewhere, but what system did SOU use to designate branch lines with letter d

Work on Southern Railway OC-21 at TVRM is slow but steady. Before putting the “new” trucks under the car, “HEP” piping has to be fitted and installed. When that is complete, other underbody, exterior

Scanning and organizing the passenger car drawings, memos, specifications and maintenance files continues at the SRHA archives. Scheduled work sessions are the third Friday and Saturday of every month

Just a little reminder of the next train show coming up in just over a week; Richmond, Virginia on the weekend of January 21-22, 2023; Saturday and Sunday. It will be located in the Richmond Raceway C

Good evening, The latest issue of the Seaboard - Coast Line Modeler has been published and is available for download at https://www.aclsal.org/publications . This issue includes three freight car arti

Might anyone have a good photo of one of the ten 40’ containers Southern modified with side doors for US Mail service in the 60s? If I can get a copy, I’d like to include it in my clinic at the Cocoa

If you can go back to 1929, take a look at the attachment. Jack Wyatt

Did the Atlanta-Birmingham line (former Georgia Pacific) have any fast freights?

The amount of material we have been finding as SRHA archives files are being reviewed and scanned is truly remarkable. The correspondence and notes behind a wide range of subjects provide unsurpassed

Hello, group, and Happy New Year. Does anyone have a blank copy of a Southern Form 612, cars pulled and spotted at industries? Regards, Tom Holley