Re: The Silver Age Mill: A Research Continuum.
Posted by Chris Walker on Jun 24, 2024; 12:30am
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Must have been quite the co-incidence that the Passenger happened along right at the time the "loosed" car made the switch, OR, the Engineer just didn't notice the out-foul car and struck it before he could get'er stopped.
Having once been on a moving Loco struck amidships by a dozen wagons drifting out of a yard track, I can assure you it gets real interesting listing over at 30 degrees.
After a lot of looking at Rocks again.....
Otto Perry caught the 65 stopped at the Yard Limits of I.S. around about where the Silver Age Mill was located. Supposedly September 1921. This is the only RR image I've seen to date at this location.
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Must have been quite the co-incidence that the Passenger happened along right at the time the "loosed" car made the switch, OR, the Engineer just didn't notice the out-foul car and struck it before he could get'er stopped.
Having once been on a moving Loco struck amidships by a dozen wagons drifting out of a yard track, I can assure you it gets real interesting listing over at 30 degrees.
After a lot of looking at Rocks again.....
Otto Perry caught the 65 stopped at the Yard Limits of I.S. around about where the Silver Age Mill was located. Supposedly September 1921. This is the only RR image I've seen to date at this location.
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