Not really. Star Telegram won't let you read it without a subscription to the newspaper now. SPfan

Is an ad for subscriptions On Saturday, March 18, 2023 at 05:37:25 PM CDT, Dennis Hogan <denmeg_hogan@...> wrote:

A bit more on the Katy possibility. Some years back I had some very informative exchanges with a former management person in the MKT operating department. Katy was apparently close enough in their

Thanks to everyone for this discussion, I’m much more knowledgeable for having read your input.

Thanks, Bart!

Frisco - northwest of Bentonville....some filming was on the KCS at Neosho. Here is a short piece from my Heavener Subdivision book.... Neosho...In 1938, the movie Jesse James, starring Tyrone Power

Dr. Pollard is the leading Arkansas railroad history historian. He and Bart know what they are talking about. The thing that amazes me is this was before intermodal really exploded into what it is

Prof. Gerald Hook reminded me that scenes in the 1939 movie "Jesse James" were filmed with D&R equipment on an abandoned Frisco (or was it KCS?) branch. "Jesse James"

James, I have a copy of the final rail district legislation as passed, but I haven't looked for it in decades and would have to do a deep dig to find it, but could do so if you are unable to locate

As Dr. Pollard stated, the details on this issue can go on forever, and some of it is cloudy with hearsay reports, decades of rumors, etc. Even some of the newspaper reports from the time seem to be

Bill Pollard, this is very insightful, helpful, and interesting! Thanks so much. I am interested in the timeline of the Katy's trips on the line. You mention the first votes in the legislature for

Latest news on its re-opening: https://www.star-telegram.com/news/local/fort-worth/article273294980.html CLOSE pop-up ads including one to subscribe to the Ft. Worth Star-Telegram in order to read the

Where in Llano TX was it located to have H&TC rail service?

Here are other blogs of railroad interest by the same source. These are not--for the most part-- in the Railspot area. Greensboro NC depot:

Thanks, Dennis! I had looked on Google Satellite view for an intermodal facility in the Albuquerque area, but I guess that I didn't look hard enough! Then again, it is (unsurprisingly) rather small

Includes New Mexico in addition to Colorado and includes photography by the late Fred Springer. Last of Rio Grande steam

The Industrial History blogger frequently posts blogs of railroad interest in addition to his other features on works of engineering. Today he features the two interlocking towers for Dallas Union

THANK YOU, DOCTOR POLLARD. Gerald Hook – Russellville, AR

There are a lot of opinions and speculation being voiced in this discussion. Bart Jennings provides some of the best fact based commentary, but excruciating coverage of the entire fiasco of the loss

Belen (BNSF): https://www.inboundlogistics.com/articles/on-the-road-belen-new-mexico-the-land-of-enchantment-and-10000-foot-trains/ Albuquerque