Re: [CBQ] CB&Q at Woodlawn, IL

["John Mitchell via Groups.Io" <icrr1680=yahoo.com@groups.io>]

In that timeframe, there was not a lot of interchange activity at Woodlawn. From a Q standpoint, if it was going west, the Q handled via the B&O trackage rights. from Shattac. If it was going east, it went by a "friendly" connection with the B&O. If was going south, then it was interchanged with the NC&StL at Paducah. L&N interchange to Q was at East St. Louis. Of course, the shipper could specify otherwise. Q power was steam, 2-8-2's and 2-10-4's.

On Thursday, December 5, 2019, 4:52:58 PM CST, James Walton <whovianwil@gmail.com> wrote:

I'm thinking of modelling the L&N around 1948-1954.

On Thu, Dec 5, 2019, 17:39 John Mitchell via Groups.Io <icrr1680=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

What timeframe? I wrote a book basically about the Concord-Paducah line. If you can get ahold of Burlington Bulletin #35, "The Q in the Coal Fields" , all of the answers are there. John D. Mitchell. By the way, the interchange at Woodlawn really did not grow much until after the L&N-NC&St.L merger.

On Wednesday, December 4, 2019, 7:03:43 PM CST, James Walton <whovianwil@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi, I'm interested in modelling the L&N Evansville Division, which interchanged with the CB&Q at Woodlawn. Does anyone know what kinds locomotives and traffic were commonly used on the CB&Q Concord-Paducah line?

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