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Steam & Excursion > A Ride on the Cadillac & Lake CityDate: 11/30/21 18:09 A Ride on the Cadillac & Lake City Author: MartyBernard Cadillac & Lake City Alco-Cooke 0-4-0T built ~1924 as Kelly Island Lime & Transport 11. These five photos were taken at/near Lake City, MI on old PRR branchline in October 1964 by Gerald Koster.
Date: 11/30/21 18:10 Re: A Ride on the Cadillac & Lake City Author: MartyBernard Date: 11/30/21 20:32 Re: A Ride on the Cadillac & Lake City Author: P Those Stillwell coaches look familiar. Good odds one of those is now in Connersville, IN.
Posted from Android Date: 11/30/21 23:45 Re: A Ride on the Cadillac & Lake City Author: dan guessing the guy in suit is Howard Noble, now the force behind the Pikes Peak Trolley Museum, and he brought the C&LC out to colorado running. I worked for him during the 1983 wheat harvest, between limon and Goodland. Kansas developed the mid states port authority. and the purchased the line to limon from Bellville and chose Kyle as the operator in 84, then the C&LC started running substanially west of limon , vs just doing car storage west of town. Ken Combs was the operating manager here in Colorado
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cadillac_and_Lake_City_Railway Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 11/30/21 23:55 by dan. Date: 12/05/21 19:37 Re: A Ride on the Cadillac & Lake City Author: dsrc512 I concur that Howard Noble is the man in a sport coat and wearing gloves in the second photo. Howard was President & General Manager of the C&LC. Howard hired me as the dining car steward, waiter and general dogs-body in 1970, my first railroad job. He is now in a Colorado Springs, CO nursing home and no longer active in the Pikes Peak organization.
I write to him regularly. Alex Huff Date: 12/05/21 21:56 Re: A Ride on the Cadillac & Lake City Author: heatermason |