Next Meeting July 26, 2010 with program by Bill Thomas
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Our July 26, 2010 program will be by Bill Thomas on “The Little River Railroad at Townsend, Tennessee” and Refreshments will be provided by David Millen
Monthly Archives: July 2010
NRHS Chapter Shirt Orders
Next month, look for information covering shirt orders with the Western Kentucky Chapter NRHS logo. Shirt types range from T-shirts, sweat shirts, and golf or polo style. Colors options and other details will be forthcoming in next month’s issue of … Continue reading
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Pictures and/or historical information on the Chattanooga Traction Company, predecessor line of Southern Railway’s Redbank or Signal Mountain branch in north Chattanooga, TN. (have checked web) – Bill Thomas, bill@fbcmadisonville.com
July 2010 Timetable #110
WKNRHS – July 26, Chapter Meeting in Madisonville, L&N Depot. SummeRail at Cincinnati Union Terminal – Click Here for Details Chapter Fall Picnic at Crofton – Saturday, October 9, 2010, noon until ?
First passenger train ride – Photo by Bill Thomas
Joe Thomas takes in the railroad scenery as he and siblings and dad roll into Birmingham, AL, aboard the Amtrak Crescent in June. – Photo by Bill Thomas
A Ride on the Crescent
ex CSX GP40′s by Chuck Schwesinger
L&N depot by Bill Thomas
ex-C&O caboose by Bill Thomas
SUMMERAIL 2010
CINCINNATI RAILROAD CLUB and MIAMI VALLEY RAILFANS Present SUMMERAIL AT C.U.T. 1:00 PM to 10:00 PM and RAILROAD SHOW AND SALE 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, in the Rotunda on Saturday, August 14, 2010 at Cincinnati Union Terminal, 1301 Western … Continue reading
Southern Steam to Rise From Ashes?
Plans call for steam to ride the Norfolk Southern rails again, through display and excursion program with TVRM NORFOLK, VA., and CHATTANOOGA, TENN. — Norfolk Southern Corporation is in negotiations with the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum with regard to the … Continue reading
Earlington Bee Supplements for Sale!
For Sale: a very limited number of the Earlington Bee Newspaper Coal Mining and Railroad Supplement are still available. This special supplement was printed December 3, 1903. This 49 page supplement is printed in magazine style on 11×16 inch heavy … Continue reading