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I have modified the Slimrails Library web page to reflect the homes of the new lists: http://www.concentric.net/~Rswebber/library.shtml (note that you DO need the .shtml at the end) From this page, yo

A Christmas Present to all on the list. http://jefferson.village.virginia.edu/~cj8n/tweetsie/ Merry Christmas! Chris Jessee cdjessee@... 190 Lake Club Court #107 Charlottesville, VA 22902 804-979-7279

Les, You forgot the address: http://www.tiac.com/users/lwalker/wcm/wcm.html Cheers, Rick -=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Rick Blanchard rick@... San Diego, CA My East Tennessee and Western North Carolina web site: ht

Well, I finally updated our web page. It looks better... it loads faster ... click on the small picture and see the larger one (that takes a little longer). The picts aren't quite as good as before --

List Members, Hello, my name is MIchael Baskette. I'm a model railroader in Lexington, KY and a former a native of Johnson City Tennessee. I saw you had created this list on the Slim Rails Web site, a

Karl and all, My source for photos of standard gauge ET&WNC equipment if from Ken Marsh of Kingsport, TN. (PO BOX 3712, Kingsport,Tn, 37664). Ken has Photos of most standard gauge steam and diesel pow

Hey, the standard gage days of the ET&WNC are very interesting. I am modeling the Alco RS3 diesel in largescale. Have been trying to get pictures. Have some after the engines were out of service but w

'Thought some of you might be interested in this that was in the latest edition of the Timber Transfer, the publication of the Friends of the East Broad Top. My editing emphasises the reference to Twe

Hi folks, This was on the HOn3 list and thought it might play better here: >Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1999 12:31:08 -0500 >From: Phread <fred1945@...> >Subject: [HOn3]: ET & WNC RR Piggyback flats > >All, > >

The attached B&W jpg photo shows the letter box built into the sides of combine 15. I assume it was so folks could drop their mail in like we would at the Post Office today (DUH!) Was this common on a

A letter box on the mail car was common. A friend who's dad was a RPO clerk said it allowed people from small towns to mail a letter without the local postmaster seeing to whom they were sending mail.

Hello, I'm am trying to locate someone who has been to the East Tennessee Railway in recent weeks and has photos of the two new SW1200s. If you have such photos let me know. John Waite Technology Coor

Hey y'all, If somebody gets a good photo, not a slide, I'll be glad to put it on my web site in a large size, and put your name on it too (the photo, not the engine :) Let me know. Chris -------------

All, Come on folks, I know there are more than 12 "Eastern" narrow gauge fans and modelers lurking out there. To repeat myself, there is a possibility of getting a "Limited Run" kit of the East Tennes

Can anyone provide any info., drawings on ET & WNC RR Piggyback loading and unloading facilities? Phread

Phred (Jim) put me down for one in HOn3. Les Walker

The trailor/flatcar sounds like a good project. I am not modeling the era but I might buy a kit(On3) if it's not too much. Bill Oram, Raleigh,NC

Announcement: Come on all you Eastern Narrow Gauge fansand modelers, I know you're out there? There is a possibility of getting a "Limited Run" kit of the East Tennessee & Western North Carolina Railr

Help? I only need two issue to complete my set up-to-date. Looking for the following back-issues of the "Narrow Gauge & Short LIne Gazette". JUL/AUG Vol 2 No 3, MAR/APR 90. Thanks, Bill Oram Raleigh,N