Picture of working men with train -engine with #165-E.P.& S.W douglas Arix July 10, 1919? - pictures of men w/ wax jobs
I have information about this because one of the men was my grandfather. If anyone knows how I can obtain information on the railway. I wonder.
Pictures Of Men W/ Wax Jobs Picture Of Working Men With Train -engine With #165-E.P.& S.W Douglas Arix July 10, 1919?
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I'm working on it.
I'm back with some information. Western European Parliament and SW Division ran from El Paso by Douglas Tucson, AZ. The EP & SW 16th was October 1900 and encompased Some other tracks that have been acquired.
The EP & SW Railroad including former Arizona and south-east, which was the 24th May 1888, among other things, but the A & E was the first service of Douglas.
The South Pacific has acquired, in line with all Shootin '1 st November 1961.
These are the paths to follow in his Reasearch. SP maintains extensive archives, which I'm sure they still exist, although the SP ended under the thumbs up. This is the best choice for search.
I can refine this information with a little more information about the photo in his possession. In addition to the number already planned, so steering is configured to visibly highlight the key more from this story.
What counts is the number of truck wheels by an officer, the number of driven wheels and the number of wheels of the truck at each end. For example, a 2-6-2 a small engine with two wheels, six driving wheels and two small wheels at the end. This information is important because it tells me the engine type is (our earlier example, a "Prairie" class) and will be of much help in my Reasearch on their behalf. Finally, the older engines that were sold by some purchased by others, and Usually is several times. My search for the class to be more than the number of engines alone.
If the information can be determined, and we know the exact date when the information is not stored in the distribution of that time, additional information will be found, including the names and other boats in the picture.
Good luck.
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