April 18 will be the annual Spring Heritage day at The Southern Forest Heritage Museum, Long Leaf, La A lot of improvements have been made so do not miss it Steve

What do they have during the event? Is there a website? Thanks, Gene

Anybody know how to get intouch with Robert Yancey of Macon area? Thanks, Rick Perry RailsEnd@...

I updated the Tap Lines website with the Lake Santa Fe Route, the story of the Western Ry of Florida, a narrow gauge railroad that ran from 1881 to 1899. http://www.taplines.net/MELROSE/MELROSE.html B

Now on Taplines, a short history of the Gulf Florida & Alabama Ry, that ran between Pensacola, FL and Kimbrough, Alabama from 1912 to 1922. It later became the basis of the Frisco line to Pensacola. N

Last year I started up the RR2Sell yahoo group to replace the spammer infested RR4Sale group. This list provides a forum for announcing railroad and model railroad items that are up for sale. This lis

Looking for volunteer moderators to help moderate any of my RR History groups by approving or rejecting new members and moderating new member's messages. Anyone who is interested please contact me. Do

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the southeastforestindustrymodeling group. File : /Camp Mfg letter Sep30.pdf Uploaded by

New weekly locomotive photo series on Taplines A new weekly series called Locomotives will start this week, as I dig deep into my locomotive portrait negative collection. I have been active in scannin

This week on Tap Lines I have posted photos of the the Luraville Engine, an ancient antebellum 4-4-0 that fell off a barge in 1906 and was rescued from the Suwanee River in 1979 and is now on display

Don., I noted mention of O M Cross...he later became general manager of Dowling & Camp's mill at Slater, FL. His wife ran the company's hotel, his oldest son (dont have his name) was the chief sawyer

This week on Tap Lines I have posted a Baldwin (circa 1915-1922) publicity photo of the the JN Bray Baldwin, an antebellum 4-4-0 that was reported to have been built in 1856 or earlier. Said to be an

This week on Tap Lines I have posted a Danforth Cooke American built around the time of the Civil war. Here she is shown at Southern Iron & Equip. Co. in 1908 in two portraits. Please take the time to

Want a Swamp logging loco here's you chance. Argent No5 is for sale.The web site below get you to the narrow guage page where the loco and car is located. http://www.trains-trams-trolleys.com/home/nar

Sorry guys I got in a hurry forgot subject line. Alan --- In southeastforestindustrymodeling@..., "Alan" <tarheelrrds@...> wrote: > > Want a Swamp logging loco here's you chance. Argent No5 is for sal

When I hit the Lottery it will be the first $279,000 I would spend on my list! Don Donald R. Hensley, Jr. 277 S Washington St Waynesburg. PA 15370 724-627-3880 SE Shortline, Industrial & Narrow Gauge

Took the wife on a fall color trip to the Southern Forest Heritage Museum in Long Leaf, Louisiana on Saturday. I use to volunteer there but due to work have not been able to get back in about two year

This week's Locomotive Portrait on Tap Lines - Frye & Humphries Lumber Co.'s old Civil War era Rogers 4-4-0 in 1893. Direct Link: http://www.taplines.net/locos/frye.html Best Wishes Don Donald R. Hens

I'm trying to find information on the Bache & Hagen Lumbering Company - ~1890's. Their is an old steam locomotive in Tallahassee FL that had their logo on it... the locomotive was recovered from the S