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Model Railroading > Walnut Creek 1956Date: 01/05/20 17:01 Walnut Creek 1956 Author: spsniper It is a slow Sunday night in Walnut Creek in 1956! Other than the sounds of an occasional WP or SP train all is quiet.
Modeled and photo by Charles Smiley cspmovies.com Date: 01/05/20 18:43 Re: Walnut Creek 1956 Author: atsf121 Fantastic!
Posted from iPhone Date: 01/05/20 20:15 Re: Walnut Creek 1956 Author: SPB Very nice. Noted the 15 mph speed limit, black and white. Gerry
Date: 01/05/20 23:40 Re: Walnut Creek 1956 Author: 3rdswitch Really nice. He is quite the modeler.
JB Date: 01/06/20 07:35 Re: Walnut Creek 1956 Author: BAB I was able to get a personal tour of it in 19 by a long time club memeber and friend. Its one thing to see what the public does but to look at the underside, wiring rooms, operators station without anyone else around is another. Know several of the original members that did the original builing from the ground up and also the one who made many of the switches with his only arm from scratch. The back story on the club has been told to me several times. Boyd in Chiloquin
Date: 01/06/20 08:28 Re: Walnut Creek 1956 Author: tomstp Really nice.
Date: 01/06/20 09:09 Re: Walnut Creek 1956 Author: hartrick24 Awesome looking. I wonder what some of the youngsters on here think, what the heck is that dark box is on the left side of the picture is?
Steve H... Date: 01/06/20 09:13 Re: Walnut Creek 1956 Author: Spoony81 hartrick24 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Awesome looking. I wonder what some of the > youngsters on here think, what the heck is that > dark box is on the left side of the picture is? > > Steve H... Still plenty of mail drop boxes around these days, now if it was a payphone then that would throw them off Date: 01/06/20 13:31 Re: Walnut Creek 1956 Author: hartrick24 Spoony81 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > hartrick24 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Awesome looking. I wonder what some of the > > youngsters on here think, what the heck is that > > dark box is on the left side of the picture is? > > > > Steve H... > > Still plenty of mail drop boxes around these days, > now if it was a payphone then that would throw > them off I haven't seen a mailbox or payphone in many many years... Steve H. Date: 01/06/20 17:55 Re: Walnut Creek 1956 Author: PHall hartrick24 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Spoony81 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > hartrick24 Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Awesome looking. I wonder what some of > the > > > youngsters on here think, what the heck is > that > > > dark box is on the left side of the picture > is? > > > > > > Steve H... > > > > Still plenty of mail drop boxes around these > days, > > now if it was a payphone then that would throw > > them off > I haven't seen a mailbox or payphone in > many many years... > > Steve H. I have one of each just down the block from me. Any payphones you see these days are not owned by the phone company anymore but belong to a vendor. AT&T sold off their last in 2010. But there still some out there. |