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Re: Re: Re: Any steam guys out there?
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Posted by Allen on May 25, 2001 at 12:09:43 from (207.44.55.52):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Any steam guys out there? posted by Steve W on May 25, 2001 at 11:46:18:
There aren't captions because I sorta lost the notebook that I had jotted the info in when my camera was stolen a few years back...sorry. We've been working the big show at Canandaigua for a while. We're in the flea mkt on the center aisle. Second row on the left side when coming out from the tractor area.
A couple of those pics should be from there, many are from National Threshers in Wauseon, Oh. or Rough & Tumble at Kinzers, Pa. And that derelict lok is the ex-Everett RR engine (0-6-0?) at Williams Grove (Pa). I sent these and a BUNCH more photos to James Hefner for his "Surviving World Steam Vehicles" project. If any of you guys have information on engines, especially hidden ones and derelicts, I think its worthwhile.
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