Fine by me! Keep 'em coming.
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Absolutely! Keep 'em coming Tom. They're great.
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The Pullman-Standard built stainless steel-sheathed coach, at the lower left of the photo, came to the N&W with the Wabash merger. The Wabash got the car from the Maine Central. At least of its type had its corrugated sides replaced by flat Cor-Ten steel, painted N&W/Wabash blue, but it retained the stainless steel roof in lieu of using silver paint there. Congratulations on your posting milestone Tom!
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Thank you Tom for sharing your many looks into the past. You are helping to preserve the past for the younger generation. I really enjoy the pictures from the Roanoke area,brings back so many memories.Congratulations on post 1000.Please keep it going.
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Tom, I'm glad that during my earliest years of railfanning I was able to come up around "old school" guys like you, TL, and Felix. You all certainly get credit for just about everything I know! Thanks to Tom and Chris both for their efforts in getting these classics posted up for all to see. Another great shot, congratulations!
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I must say this is my most favorite yard photo Ive ever seen. :D Look at all those engines. :D
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