Taplines website has been updated with the Mount Mitchell RR - Land of the Sky http://www.taplines.net/mountmitchell/mmrr.html Enjoy Don

Thank you for moving the list! Question: anyone have copies of John B. Allen's pulpwood industry photos with copyrights to publish? I have a clinic on building loads for HO scale pulp racks and may wa

Now on Taplines: ABERDEEN & ROCKFISH RR PRESS RELEASE ABERDEEN & ROCKFISH RR PRESS RELEASE Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad Celebrates 125 Years of Bringing Industry to North Carolina’s Sandhills With Onl

Don Thank you for all the work you do to keep this group alive. I have been reading up on logging roads and it is very interesting. IF you guys have not gotten the Forest Rails book it is a very good

Good News Everybody, Taplines has been updated. The story of the Pennsboro & Harrisville RR and Lorama RR of Ritchie County, WV http://www.taplines.net/LORAMA/LORAMA.html And Russell Tedder has publis

Santa Claus brought a present a couple days late "Forest Rails" Georgia-Pacific's Railroads by Russell Tedder Covers them all even out to the left coast and even up to Maine VERY nice photo coverage a

Taplines has been updated - Martel Lumber Company and the Ocala Southwestern Railroad The direct link is here: Martel Lumber Co. - Ocala & Southwestern RR Martel Lumber Co. - Ocala & Southwestern RR -

Don: Everything looks good and links work for me. Good job! Mark Lewis Stony Point, NC

While most peoples weekends are on Saturday & Sunday, my weekends lately have fallen on Wednesday & Thursday. It was a busy weekend for me, I wrote and edited the Railway & Locomotive Historical Socie

Thanks for the info, checked out their site - lots of great stuff! Sent from Rusty Case's iPhone

I just found a decal manufacturer I have never heard of before, named Modern Rails Decals. They make decals for a lot of southeastern roadnames, including 5 different sets for the Charlotte Harbor & N

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Maybe the old Crowell mill (Southeast Forest Heritage Museum) at Long Leaf, Louisiana? Tony Howe

OK guys, Lets all put on our thinking caps and see if we can solve this one. I was watching Sci-Fi Channel, something I rarely watch. However, because of the guide listing lumbering and railroad I dec

Rentz Lumber Co. and the Ocala Northern RR is up on Taplines after a year and a quarter wait! I'm sure getting slow in my old age! Here is the link: http://taplines.net/ON/ON.html I'll tackle the Rodm

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Hi All, Recently saw a photo of a Filer & Stowell loco built for a SF McCary. It was definitely in the SE due to the Longleaf Pines in the background. Can anyone identify this logger and areas of oper

Allen Filer & Stowell is still in business (and for sale as the owner wants to retire), here is a link to their website and plans for an 0-6-0. http://www.filerandstowell.com/history_loco.html Might b

On Feburary 22nd, 9 am in Talahassee, FL at the Doyle Conner Building, A special Ceremony is scheduled in Honor of a new Train Depot and Historic Marker (sponsored by the Smithsonian Institute & Socie

My great, great, great uncle invented the Lindsey 8 Wheel log wagon. So, I, naturally, have tried to keep the history and use of the wagon alive. I am also interested in logging history. My home town