Re: Tennessee & North Carolina NNG - Brimstone/ET&WNC
| February 20, 2020 10:00PM |
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Neat pictures, Ralph. Thank you for sharing them.
It's interesting to note that both Graham County No. 1926 and Brimstone No. 36 are at now at Cass.
When I visited Cass in October 2015, No. 36 was in the dead line alongside Meadow River Lumber Co. No. 7. I was able to snap this picture of them from the train, bathed in easterly morning light.
I didn't see No. 1926, but I understand she was acquired as a parts source and so may no longer be in one piece.
-Philip Marshall
It's interesting to note that both Graham County No. 1926 and Brimstone No. 36 are at now at Cass.
When I visited Cass in October 2015, No. 36 was in the dead line alongside Meadow River Lumber Co. No. 7. I was able to snap this picture of them from the train, bathed in easterly morning light.
I didn't see No. 1926, but I understand she was acquired as a parts source and so may no longer be in one piece.
-Philip Marshall
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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