| Locomotive Details |
Location/Date of Photo |
» Lehigh Valley (more..) » ALCO FA1 (more..) |
» LV Oak Island engine terminal (more..) » Oak Island, New Jersey, USA (more..) » October, 1950 |
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Photographer |
» LV 538 (more..) » n/a (more..) |
» John Dziobko www.godfatherrails.com (more..) » Contact John Dziobko www.godfatherrails.com |
| Remarks: I wandered into the Lehigh Valley engine terminal at Oak Island and managed to snap off a few shots before I was chased off due to the heightened security concerns coinciding with the start of the Korean conflict.
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Posted by xrayguy on December 19, 2006
I find your comments on the Korean conflict very interesting, I had no idea that the country was that worried during that time frame. Great shot, I hope you have more to share. |
Posted by John Dziobko www.godfatherrails.com on December 19, 2006
Most of the time back then you could have your run of the place. Sometimes a friendly hostler would spot an engine if you asked...so, it was kindof unusual in that day to be run off the property. Funny what you remember all these years later. |
Posted by Chuck Davis on January 10, 2007
John, great shot. Looking at the windshield and dirt pattern, you wonder what it went through. Your comments and response are very interesting also. Thanks. |
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