Railway Post Office car 3401 in the collection of the Gulf Coast Chapter of the NRHS. Photos from about 1989.
Recently picked up from the Baldwin Locomotive Works in Philadelphia, a Santa Fe Baldwin switcher in a Reading freight train headed West. 2299 was built June 1949. Rich Chapin collection.
Kennedale, Texas circa 1910. Kennedale is a small town a few miles southeast of downtown Fort Worth. Courtesy of Tarrant County Historic Preservation and Archives .
Ah, next to the original warbonnet, my favorite Santa Fe scheme. I goes perfectly with the Geep "bookend" scheme. Doug
Excellent! As The Tubes once sang, "She's a Beauty!" Seriously, though, I do have a weakness for the early slant nose passenger diesels.
Is there a man with soul so dead that he doesn't? Seriously. I've seen one on The Simpsons. There's a serious train geek working on that show, or there was.