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Nostalgia & History > A couple from the CardinalDate: 09/21/22 13:14 A couple from the Cardinal Author: gcm Along the ex-C&O
June 81 (1) An REA Express and Air Express truck. (2) Always enjoyed passing these ancient freight yards. I don't remember where the locations are - maybe someone will know. Gary ![]() ![]() Date: 09/21/22 13:16 Re: A couple from the Cardinal Author: engineerinvirginia The first one at least is probably in Indiana somewhere.
Date: 09/21/22 13:30 Re: A couple from the Cardinal Author: PasadenaSub This page mentions 'Kofabco Industries' as being based out of Peru, Indiana:
https://indianaalbum.pastperfectonline.com/photo/CA42A5F0-8409-47AF-86A1-807938763154 Seeing as that Peru would be on the route of the Cardinal (in that timeframe), that would be my guess for the first pic. Rich Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 09/21/22 13:44 by PasadenaSub. Date: 09/21/22 13:48 Re: A couple from the Cardinal Author: krm152 Photo 2 location I believe is Maysville, KY.
Very interesting scene. ALLEN Date: 09/21/22 14:48 Re: A couple from the Cardinal Author: refarkas Photo two is a prototype modeler's dream - What a scene!
Bob Date: 09/21/22 17:59 Re: A couple from the Cardinal Author: gcm Thanks for the location info.
Gary Date: 09/21/22 21:50 Re: A couple from the Cardinal Author: atsf5704 Looks more like Ashland, Kentucky. In Ashland, the tracks are mostly on the river side of the flood wall around the station and the downtown area. In Maysville, the tracks run through in the middle of the downtown area away from the river.
Date: 09/22/22 18:56 Re: A couple from the Cardinal Author: junctiontower PasadenaSub Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > This page mentions 'Kofabco Industries' as being > based out of Peru, Indiana: > > https://indianaalbum.pastperfectonline.com/photo/C > A42A5F0-8409-47AF-86A1-807938763154 > > Seeing as that Peru would be on the route of the > Cardinal (in that timeframe), that would be my > guess for the first pic. > > Rich Picture one is absolutley Peru. The Kofabco building is still there, slightly modified. Now Woodcrest manufacturing, 21 E. Riverside Drive. This is almost directly across the river from the C&O passenger station, so it would make sense that this picture was taken during a station stop. |