Don

Very Nice.  Good job
Have you ever done anything with the German-American Lumber Co??
Steve in SC

I have one photo, a history of the GAL by Charles Booyer in an issue of the Token News (Florida Token Society, I wonder if they are still around?)
Some legal documents from the Univ of West Florida special collections, a newspaper article about the government takeover during the war and a locomotive roster with three engines on it.

Don
Donald R. Hensley, Jr.
277 S Washington St
Waynesburg. PA 15370
724-627-3880
SE Shortline, Industrial & Narrow Gauge History:
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Don
Thank you for your response.  I poked up the Uof WF Library and it looks like I will be traveling to Penscola after we get our house built.
While at Ft. Rucker in 70-72 I use to hang around with the agent for the C of Ga. at Dothan and got to go over to the Bay Line GO a couple of times.  He use to take the girls there roses.  He had a job lined up for me when I got out of the Army on the Bay Line in the shops in PC but I headed home instead.  Use to hang around with the H&S guys when I could helped rerail the engine on the M&B once as they were operating it at the time(What little it moved by then)
It is fun to chase ghosts as I have a book being edited now on a little interurban in Illinois for CERA and working on a couple pieces for the BRHS
Steve in SC