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Nostalgia & History > MILW depot portraitDate: 02/02/19 11:02 MILW depot portrait Author: santafe199 Here’s a follow-up to my MILW Depot Friday from yesterday. In talking with the person on the right I was able to ID the person in the middle, who was along for the ride with the person on the left, who had come up to Missoula for a short visit with the person behind the camera & the person on the right. Got all that?? There will be a pop-quiz in the morning…
1. Railfan grab-portrait taken March 3, 1988 in Missoula, MT. Left to right: John Arbuckle, his traveling companion Alan Ryder (sp?) & Dave Franz. John is late TO member “The Chief Way” and Dave is current TO member “monaddave”. I don’t know if Mr Ryder is on board TO or not, but I’ll wager somebody here on TO might know him. BTW: That Rin Tin Tin-looking character lounging on the tarmac was an on-set extra in this photographic production… Thanks for looking up your notes, Bob-a-loo! Lance Garrels santafe199 Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 02/02/19 11:03 by santafe199. Date: 02/02/19 11:49 Re: MILW depot portrait Author: valmont OK, so who's on first?
Date: 02/02/19 12:07 Re: MILW depot portrait Author: santafe199 yes
Date: 02/02/19 12:12 Re: MILW depot portrait Author: Hou74-76 Who is the one with the pointed ears?
Date: 02/02/19 12:43 Re: MILW depot portrait Author: fbe Hou74-76 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Who is the one with the pointed ears? The costume Lance wears to gain access to restricted locos. He has learned to like getting his ears scratched. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/02/19 12:49 by fbe. Date: 02/02/19 12:43 Re: MILW depot portrait Author: santafe199 Hou74-76 Wrote: > ... pointed ears?
I dunno. Maybe he/she was Milwaukee Road fan just hanging around... ;^) Date: 02/02/19 14:13 Re: MILW depot portrait Author: Shack Date: 02/02/19 16:06 Re: MILW depot portrait Author: santafe199 Shack Wrote: > ... Got this off the web ...
That's a nice look! When I arrived in Missoula in '87 for MRL start-up I knew I had missed something pretty special in all the pre-1980 MILW juice action. Not to mention pre-1979 Amtrak action on the BN side (now MRL) across the Clark Fork. In the 4 years I lived in Missoula I could tell I missed out on lots of scenic urban shots along the former Milwaukee r.o.w. That's not even counting the miles of Montana scenery outside of town on either side... Do you have the photographer's name and a date for this shot? I'd like to add a copy in my MILW file, with all the proper credit, etc. Thanks... Lance/199 Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/02/19 18:43 by santafe199. Date: 02/02/19 17:23 Re: MILW depot portrait Author: agentatascadero How cool would it be to see the Hiawatha making it's station stop here?
AA Stanford White Carmel Valley, CA Date: 02/02/19 18:12 Re: MILW depot portrait Author: Shack This may help ,but i don't know http://evergreenrr.blogspot.com/2012/11/
Date: 02/02/19 18:40 Re: MILW depot portrait Author: santafe199 Shack Wrote: > ... This may help ...
Indeed it did, and thanks for the link. There was quite a bit of history in those images. And I was able to scare up a date: 6-8-74. And a very interesting first name. It appears that a "Mr Jerry _______" played football for the University of Montana right there in Missoula, and went on to play for the NY Jets for a while. Now if I just knew anything about pushing search engines to their potential, I could find "Railfan Jerry, ex-U of M Grizzly & ex-NY Jet" Lance/199 Date: 02/03/19 08:25 Re: MILW depot portrait Author: Shack So good that you got some help on that. When i was looking for info i saw this one no info too , a Derailment on the NP line ???
Date: 02/04/19 14:27 Re: MILW depot portrait Author: agentatascadero This one appears to be the Mainstreeter, and it does not seem to be making a station stop, the platform is empty, and the train is not using the paltform tracks.
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