Re: Railroad logos
| March 22, 2010 11:38PM |
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Mike,
How about the Roby Northern Railroad Company of Fisher County, Texas?
Well, it's not narrow gauge, but it was a traction line and only 5 miles long...
Surely they get points for intertwining so many characters: R, N, RR, Co.
Speaking of intertwining, their No.7 carried US Mail, express and a small passenger compartment.
History available at: [www.tshaonline.org]
-Jeff Ford
How about the Roby Northern Railroad Company of Fisher County, Texas?
Well, it's not narrow gauge, but it was a traction line and only 5 miles long...
Surely they get points for intertwining so many characters: R, N, RR, Co.
Speaking of intertwining, their No.7 carried US Mail, express and a small passenger compartment.
History available at: [www.tshaonline.org]
-Jeff Ford
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Andrew Brandon | March 23, 2010 11:32AM |
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