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January 2, 2017
Group - Can anyone identify this station shown on an old postcard? It
appears to be located on double track near a timber bridge in the far
background:
I'm also attaching the image. The station appears to be of masonry
construction, rather than timber. From its consist, Train No. 11 looks to be an
all-stops daily passenger. The second and maybe third cars appear to have flat
roofs. Could they be milk cars? What was Train No. 11? It's powered by
what looks to me as a "modernized" Class A-2 4-4-0 type. Comments appreciated.
Happy New Year - Louis
Louis Zadnichek II
Fairhope, AL
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