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SRHA Ties Magazine - 1993
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Jan-Feb
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Southern's mellifluous chime horns, early-fifties conversion from single to multiple horns on diesel locomotives
N&W Z-class Mallet operating on Appalachia Division - the very last pre-excursion steam run?
Live steam 1 1/2" scale Ps-4 in Florida
Steam returns to Saluda with N&W 611 powered excursion, October 25, 1992
Arnold McKinnon and Robert De Butts retire. |
| Issue:
Mar-Apr
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The ride according to Clyde Taylor - N&W roundhouse foreman remembers 2-6-6-2's venture onto Southern Rails
Engineer vs. Hobo the first and only time Floyd Bruner attempted to hitch a ride on a Southern freight
Magic City Sampler, vintage photos of Southern in Birmingham area by Frank Audrey.
Tuscumbia, Courtland and Decatur Railway - Alabama's pioneer railroad. |
| Issue:
May-Jun
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Sara Purdie and Bob Claytor obituaries
Cradle of Southern railroading, Horatio Allen builds the South Carolina Canal & Rail Road, Southern Railway's earliest predecessor,
Biographies of Ezra Miller and Horatio Allen
The pioneering 121273, Southern's prototype all-door lumber car (drawing and photos).
Southern Railway's long-abandoned Embreeville, TN branch |
| Issue:
Jul-Aug
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Wrap-up of enjoyable annual meeting in Birmingham, AL
In the streets of Augusta, Southern's main line still runs down Sixth Street in Augusta. With map, photos and history of Augusta & Summerville Railroad
'I never thought the time would come - Southern Railway tells its passenger train patrons to stay home in advertisements from World War II era. |
| Issue:
Sep-Oct
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Book Review: "The Men and the Mills" by Mildred Gwin Andrews; relationship of textile mills to the rest of the South's commerce
In Memoriam - Lexington KY's Last Depot, with floor plan, map, and photos.
Owen Anderson and the Interstate Railroad: welding Mallets, riveting hoppers and polishing brass. Recollections of a man who began his career in 1920. |
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Nov-Dec
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Of Whizzers and Santa Fes, Ed King remembers chasing steam freights on a puny motorbike
Ken Tackett's HO-scale model of Lexington, KY depot
Superstition and numerology in the roundhouse; interesting locomotive numbers and the jinxes that went with some of them. |
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