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Nostalgia & History > C&O 8571Date: 03/27/24 21:39 C&O 8571 Author: refarkas Doug Boyd shot C&O 8571 in Richmond, Virginia on September 15, 1985.
Bob Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/28/24 08:30 by refarkas. Date: 03/28/24 04:31 Re: C&O 8571 Author: engineerinvirginia I remember when the scene looked just like that...seems like ages...now the stacks are gone replaced by condos that only wealthy people can buy.
Date: 03/28/24 08:28 Re: C&O 8571 Author: MacBeau It's amazing how much of Richmond rail is on bridgework. Great image, Bob.
—Mac Date: 03/28/24 08:33 Re: C&O 8571 Author: engineerinvirginia MacBeau Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > It's amazing how much of Richmond rail is on > bridgework. Great image, Bob. > —Mac It's the river that made that necessary......plus a heavy grade to get to where 2nd street yard was, so Fulton yard was built and the viaduct to make an easy approach. And the Seaboard put theirs in just beneath, and the Southern Railway at street level. Richmond is a railroad town for sure! Date: 03/29/24 14:50 Re: C&O 8571 Author: MEKoch Good pic showing triple crossing plus James River & C&O river line.
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