Howdy Y'all, I have added the "A St. Johns River Logger; The Upchurch Lumber Co. of Jacksonville, FL" Here is the direct link: http://taplines.net/upchurch/ulc.html As always love to hear any input, b

A few years ago, there was an article in I think Model Railroader on modeling the chip loader at I think Bridgewater on the S line of the Norfolk Southern (Southern Railway). I misplaced the magazine,

Howdy Ya'll, Tom Lawson visited the TFC and had some suggestions to the locomotive roster, so I had to revise all three pages. Then I accidentally deleted the first two pages and guess what, I did not

Trans Florida Central has been updated with Rosters and Stuff. Including a rare Sanborn Map from 1924 that is not on the Sanborn Web Site. http://www.taplines.net/tfc/tfc03.html Don -- Donald R. Hensl

WOW! That was one Interesting Read! Thanks so much for all of that great information. I'm kind of a younger guy (28) But I love railroads, and especially RR history! I look forward to more! Thanks Aga

Tap Lines has just added the Fellsmere RR and the Trans Florida Central histories! http://taplines.net/tfc/tfc01.html and http://www.taplines.net/tfc/tfc02.html As usual I welcome the four C's; any an

Group, I just added a file called Mario's which contains a number of historic Southern logging photographs I found on the NYPL Digital Library: http://digitalgallery.nypl.org/nypldigital/index.cfm No

Last week I visited the Cradle of Forestry and took a few shots of Climax #1323. It is dislayed outside and looks like it has not had an asbestos abatement. Too bad room can't be made for it inside th

Internet Explorer used to open them back when AOL and Microsoft were courting each other and AOL used the IE browser for their browser, but now they use Netscape. So I tried Netscape 6 and Viola! she

I deleted the file "C J Jones Mill", and replaced it with a bmp image...ART files and BMP files are the only 2 choices AOL gives me anymore. If the file still doesnt open I will have to post the URLs.

Sorry, but I still can’t open them. Could you please refile them as .jpg or similar? Thanks, Mario -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: southeastforestindustrymodeling@... [mailto:southeastforestind

After a little research I found that this is an ART image compression from America On Line. You used to be able to open it in Internet Explorer but they dropped that file format a few years ago. Now t

I reposted the file titled 'CJ Jones A art' in the CJ Jones file. Let me know if it still wont open and I'll find the URLs and post them.

Hello, It seems that I'm not able to open any of the photographs in the Files section, the computer doesn't recognize the file type. Any help? Mario Weinstadt Germany

Just wanted to make everyone aware of a new book out by TC Smith called "The Tale of Three Sawmill Towns- Alco, Long Leaf & Meridian, La"? We just got copies from Jim Pitts who helped Mr Smith write t

Charlotte Harbor & Northern Ry Part 2 History has been posted on Tap Lines: http://www.taplines.net/0307/chn02.html Parts 3 thru 6 are the photo pages and these are chock full of CH&N-SAL pictures and

Several article have been written on trees that would be correct for the south east . An excellent source for tree trunks is a weed that grows along side highways. It is called "Caspia" (not sure of s

I am just about at the point on my layout (HO) where I am going to need trees. Some of the new Woodland Scenics trees LOOK like they could represent longleaf pine, but I have never seen them in person

1886 there was JS Frink, JD Futen, JG Gieger & EP Smith. 1902 there was a TA Pilgrim in Jasper. In 1907 there was the Jasper Mfg Co. with a 50,000 ft mill, standard ga logging RR(5 miles built and 10

Tonight my Public TV station broadcasted "Memory of a Large Christmas" See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lillian_Smith_%28author%29 The author, Lilian Smith grew up in Jasper FL where her father ran a