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Nostalgia & History > Dallas in the early 60’sDate: 07/13/20 05:56 Dallas in the early 60’s Author: WrongWayMurphy Date: 07/13/20 06:25 Re: Dallas in the early 60’s Author: refarkas Thanks for sharing this true historic beauty.
Bob Date: 07/13/20 06:49 Re: Dallas in the early 60’s Author: jmhemmer I can see three, possibly four, AT&SF warbonnets in this terrific image. What explains so many Santa Fe trains in Dallas? Did a Red River Shootout attract special trains?
Date: 07/13/20 08:55 Re: Dallas in the early 60’s Author: tomstp Yes it did. But one of the trains is for San Angelo Tx., the one on the far right. With early 60's date you have to wonder if #7 an 0-6-0 , is working the other end of the station.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/13/20 08:58 by tomstp. Date: 07/13/20 09:22 Re: Dallas in the early 60’s Author: Hou74-76 Quite the warbonnet display. It looks to me like the consist on the far left is a set of Hi-levels. Probably there to transport the "Hi-revels" from the shoot out. I bet that consist with the E unit is actually train # 116, the Dallas section of the Texas Chief.
I don't recall ever seeing this photo, where did you find it? Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/13/20 18:08 by Hou74-76. Date: 07/13/20 09:24 Re: Dallas in the early 60’s Author: RodneyZona Old Santa Fe Railway Dallas based passenger train and engine crews worked to and from Brownwood, TX. On the far right.
Old Santa Fe Railway Cleburne, TX based passenger train and engine crews worked between Dallas and Cleburne via Purcell, OK. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/13/20 10:17 by RodneyZona. Date: 07/13/20 21:06 Re: Dallas in the early 60’s Author: UP951West Your posting made my day. Thanks ! --Kelly
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