Happy new year. Here is a sample of images made 10 years ago this month, showing scenes across southern Louisiana, from New Orleans to Delcambre, including the Kansas City Southern Railway business

A joint venture with UP: https://www.railwayage.com/freight/class-i/up-served-savage-gulf-rail-facility-opens/

Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Annual NRHS Slide-Show ANNOUNCEMENT!!!! The Dallas Area Train Show (Plano, TX) will be Jan. 15 & 16, 2022. It will be held at the Plano Centre. 2000 East Spring Creek Parkway. Go

I got the Railspot Lunch set up for Jan. 15, 2022 at 1pm at Love and War in Plano, TX. I will start the lunch list after the first of the year.

This is the actual issue april 1954 Tom Roise 469-525-0930

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

With the pending CP-KCS merger looming on the horizon we decided this fall that we should take advantage of what was probably the Kansas City Southern's final fall foliage change on Rich Mountain. We

Getting closer to the reality of running one day: https://railfan.com/santa-fe-2926-gets-positive-train-control/

https://www.up.com/customers/announcements/customernews/generalannouncements/CN2021-72.html

For those unfamiliar with A.C. Greene let us acknowledge he was a big name newspaper reporter and author in Texas. In 1965 he wrote an editorial in the Dallas Times Herald (I think) about cutbacks in

My mistake My magazine is the Railroad Magazine May , 1954. The article is Saga of the Cotton Belt by Ches Parsell. Great history of the road from Fordyce to Gould. Conversion to standard gauge

Updates to the following pages have been made recently at http://txrrhistory.com/towers/list_by_number.htm Major Updates: Towers 11 (West Orange) and 125 (Mauriceville),

In Calvin OK. on a cold January day in 1989. Near the Candian river if I recall correctly.

Does anyone have the month this was published in, please?

I think I have two copies of that entire issue. If I recall the entire issue covered the Cotton Belt. Tom Roise

I found an article in Railroad Magazine with that title. Date unknown, but I think 1954. Author is Robert Hegge. It relates the story of the Cotton Belt supply train ("peddler") that plied the rails

The author of the Industrial History blog just wrote a feature on the SP ferries (2 routes) which once plied the Mississippi River: SP ferries at New Orleans

Did anyone on RS win a MoPac negative of the Valley Eagle at San Benito on eBay yesterday? TZ

Yeah, couldn’t take up rehearsal time for a buncha tumbleweeds.

Perfect Someone else’s problem !!! Tom Roise