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Steam & Excursion > GTW U-3-b 6327 March 1960, End of SteamDate: 12/18/11 20:08 GTW U-3-b 6327 March 1960, End of Steam Author: IC_2024 Here's an end of steam GTW slide that was my XMAS gift to myself from last year. (Following that was the New Year's resolution to avoid costly eBay slides--LOL!).
It was taken by C Foreman, but other than the process date of April 1960, I have no further info on it. TIA for anyone who can I.D. location and train as well as any other pertinent facts. Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 12/19/11 19:37 by IC_2024. Date: 12/18/11 20:56 Re: GTW U-3-B 6327 March 1960, End of Steam Author: spdaylight That's a classic shot . . although I'm assuming they weren't expecting any through freights or hotshots on the closest track with the truck backed up to the baggage car!!
Date: 12/18/11 21:30 Re: GTW U-3-B 6327 March 1960, End of Steam Author: scottp Nice big RR emblem on the water tank, but a tree in the way.
Date: 12/18/11 21:36 Re: GTW U-3-B 6327 March 1960, End of Steam Author: nycman That's a Railway Express Agency truck. They'd be out of there before any train arrived on the other track. Might have been my dad, driving the truck.
Date: 12/19/11 09:51 Re: GTW U-3-B 6327 March 1960, End of Steam Author: ctjacks I presume this is Pontiac, going southbound, with a Durand-Detroit train during the last months of operation in 1959-1960. What does everyone else think?
Date: 12/19/11 13:28 Re: GTW U-3-B 6327 March 1960, End of Steam Author: chico definately a GTW location and I agree, on the D-troit line
GTW logo on the water tank chico http://www.heartlandrails.com> Date: 12/19/11 18:46 Re: GTW U-3-B 6327 March 1960, End of Steam Author: U-3-b That is Pontiac.
Steve Date: 12/19/11 19:58 Re: GTW U-3-B 6327 March 1960, End of Steam Author: IC_2024 U-3-b Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > That is Pontiac. > > Steve Thanks, Steve... and I appreciate everyone's input on this slide. The GTW was one class-act and its Canadian influence made it one of a kind. I highly recommend the Morning Sun book GTW in color Vol 1: Steam & Green, 1941-1961--EXCELLENT! |