Vintage Lexngton SD photos
Rail Fan Adventure --
1. No. 94 leaving Netherland Yard in 1938. shot from Henry Clay Blvd. Bridge. All photo by J. D. Allen
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2. No. 94 leaving Netherland Yard in 1938. shot from Henry Clay Blvd. Bridge. All photo by J. D. Allen. View 2.
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3. K-2 on turntable at Netherland Yard. 1938
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4. J-1 4-8-2 no. 540 on turntable at Netherland. 1938 Mr. Allen says these proved unsatisfactory because of their 62 inch drivers (evidently too small).
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5. J-1 4-8-2 no. 540 on turntable at Netherland. 1938 Mr. Allen says these proved unsatisfactory because of their 62 inch drivers (evidently too small). View 2.
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6. A-16S 4-4-2 passing Netherland Yard with e/b No. 26. 1938
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7. C&O G-9 no. 1041 at CNO&TP yard awaiting transit to scrap yard. 1958 or 1959. Photo by Flem Daniel Smith
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I posted these in a Lexington SD photo albium in the C&O Ry. Yahoo site. There are some postcards also.
Comments: Thanks so much Everett! My Great grandfather could have been on the crew for any of these photos. I have a handwritten order from him when he had the 1041 on a work train on the Lexington line. They were loading rail somewhere and it told his flagman to flag all motorcars and trains.
Matt Crouch
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Train images used by permission of Everett N Young, J. D. Allen, & Flem Daniel Smith.
last update - 12 Jun 2013