Re: White Pass WWII
| November 14, 2019 01:02PM |
Joe Weigman Wrote:
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> The best collection of WP&Y Historical photos I've
> found is [wpyphotos.com] which is a very
> primitive site in our current day and age of web
> design but it has lots of photos from different
> time periods including WWII if you look around
> enough.
>
> Also this site has photos of the 7 D&RGW K-28s
> operating there:
> [wpyphotos.com]
Very primitive!
I built it sometime in the mid-late 1990's and it has had almost no changes except for a different provider and a few added photos.
But I've been working on a replacement for a while and now have one section updated. I was looking for a way to add photos without doing any HTML programming to write captions and links to each photo.
The Late Steam page is the only update so far. There are now probably 3 to 5 times as many photos, and I don't have to program each one.
Try it:
[wpyphotos.com]
Bruce
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> The best collection of WP&Y Historical photos I've
> found is [wpyphotos.com] which is a very
> primitive site in our current day and age of web
> design but it has lots of photos from different
> time periods including WWII if you look around
> enough.
>
> Also this site has photos of the 7 D&RGW K-28s
> operating there:
> [wpyphotos.com]
Very primitive!
I built it sometime in the mid-late 1990's and it has had almost no changes except for a different provider and a few added photos.
But I've been working on a replacement for a while and now have one section updated. I was looking for a way to add photos without doing any HTML programming to write captions and links to each photo.
The Late Steam page is the only update so far. There are now probably 3 to 5 times as many photos, and I don't have to program each one.
Try it:
[wpyphotos.com]
Bruce
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