Re: They've been working on the railroad . . . (NNG)
| August 02, 2008 01:08PM |
Thanks, everyone.
Sandiapaul Wrote:
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> Great shots(as usual) John. I really like the
> caboose interiors. Gives me a good feel what it
> must have been like when my Dad worked for the
> NYC.
Several years ago we were wandering through an antiques store in Knoxville, TN, and came across some old NYC ads from the Saturday Evening Post. One was the caboose:
Another was a cutaway of a troop train. Very interesting.
JAC
Sandiapaul Wrote:
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> Great shots(as usual) John. I really like the
> caboose interiors. Gives me a good feel what it
> must have been like when my Dad worked for the
> NYC.
Several years ago we were wandering through an antiques store in Knoxville, TN, and came across some old NYC ads from the Saturday Evening Post. One was the caboose:
Another was a cutaway of a troop train. Very interesting.
JAC
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