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Nostalgia & History > PLA Hospital move from Castro Point 198?.Date: 03/19/06 10:39 PLA Hospital move from Castro Point 198?. Author: drew1946 PLA Hospital move from Castro Point as it moved thru Richmond. My slide is undated, but I think it was mid-1980's.
Date: 03/19/06 11:02 Re: PLA Hospital move from Castro Point 198?. Author: drew1946 Date: 03/19/06 11:12 Re: PLA Hospital move from Castro Point 198?. Author: sp5472 drew1946 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > PLA Hospital move from Castro Point as it moved > thru Richmond. My slide is undated, but I think it > was mid-1980's. It was February 23, 1986. Howard Date: 03/19/06 22:19 Re: PLA Hospital move from Castro Point 198?. Author: jkchubbes What is PLA and is that Plaza Santa Fe in the consist? Thank You.
-Jacob Klatt http://www.jkchubbes.com/ Date: 03/20/06 02:53 Re: PLA Hospital move from Castro Point 198?. Author: drew1946 PLA is the Pacific Locomotive Association, operator of the Niles Canyon Railway.
As for the dome car,I am not sure. In fact I just plain don't remember. I had forgotten about that move until I found the slides. Date: 03/20/06 05:32 Re: PLA Hospital move from Castro Point 198?. Author: Pullman Not the Plaza Santa Fe 503. That's the Plaza Zuni 505.
Date: 03/20/06 07:02 Re: PLA Hospital move from Castro Point 198?. Author: Nitehostler Pullman Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Not the Plaza Santa Fe 503. That's the Plaza Zuni > 505. If I've got it right, the dome was owned by Lou Braddas...who was the engineer on that train! I remember how he used to come out to Castro Point & spend a few hours working on it before going to work on the SP. Howard, feel free to correct me on this if I've got it wrong! Tom Date: 03/20/06 18:44 Re: PLA Hospital move from Castro Point 198?. Author: sp5472 >
> If I've got it right, the dome was owned by Lou > Braddas...who was the engineer on that train! I > remember how he used to come > out to Castro Point & spend a few hours working > on it before going to work on the SP. > Howard, feel free to correct me on this if I've > got it wrong! > You have it right, Tom. Lou Bradas still owns the car and works on it down in Niles Canyon now. Lou was the engineer on both of our hospital trains. Howard |