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Not likely as it's sister unit is just up the page a few photos. :-)

I have just added 66 photos taken in 1978 of Conrail and Southern to my Railroads of Madison County at http://madisonrails.railfan.net The link is on the main page.

In Anderson Indiana, this depot is now a dance studio. It was recently restored.

Why don't you use MS Access? That way, you can make it any way you want.

Dispatching various locals to serve smaller industries and return just about describes it. From the yard to the elevator, work there and back. To the plastics plant, swap cars and back. To the oil distributor and back and just swap cars in the two yards and back.

Here in Anderson Indiana, each lane was about 12 feet wide. It was dependent upon the type of roadway (main street, residential or back country road, etc) but most business streets and highways were built at about 12 feet per lane. Earlier, in the twenties, roads were only about 20 feet wide...

New York Central Historical Society Home The first place to check to get an e-mail address.

Yes there was a tube called a diode.

Just a reminder about the meeting on Monday the 25th. Hope to see you there.

The layout is in the basement. Here are a few pix to give you the feel.

In the basement.

I don't know it I can. There are dozens of slides of two photos with text, and others which are just one photo. I'll see if I can, but I don't hold much hope.

I just want to let you know about a Power Point (slide show) presentation that I'll be giving Monday the 25th of February at the Madison County History Center in Anderson IN. It's entitled "The Railroads of Madison County" and revisits the railroads from the old days through NYC, PRR, NKP, CI...

1428 H-5 at Connersville IN ca1953 Note that this is a hand powered turntable Maurice Lewman Collection.

Here are a couple of web pages that may help you out. You request requires more information than you have asked for. :-) NMRA Knuckle Couplers NMRA Retrucking w/Couplers

I use manual to give myself something to do. :-)

Express and lcl freight wait for the train at the Anderson Depot. Early 50s.

The Caboose in front of the Wabash depot. L-R Fred Van Noy, G .F. Witte. The hubcap on the cupola is to aid in finding the cab in the yards.

Beyond the head end cars. They're off screen.

1954 Ron Stuckey Photo - Anderson NYC Passenger NYC Niagara 4-8-4 6005(?) leads a passenger train downtown Anderson