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Hoot Gibson wrote ... ... I do want to say thank you Bob for starting this group which is long overdue but I have always been surprised that Jim Lancaster did not start such a group long ago but it

Ed posted some good maps of ancient Corona. Those maps were very nice. However, I am particulalry interested in Placentia, CA citrus (including Atwood, Richfield, and a couple of other places I don't

Microscale has sign sets for Sunkist. HO set 87-771 has the large Sunkist lettering in a size about 1/2" high by 4 1/2" wide. If you want a larger sign you can use the O sets 48-299 and 48-300. Tom

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the citrusmodeling group. File : /Citrus Industry History/SanbornSheets.pdf Uploaded by :

-- John R. signor Editor, The Warbonnet Santa Fe Railway Historical & Modeling Society

In ~1974 I rode in a private car (1917 era business car) behind the San Diegan. I remember feeling that I could just reach out and grab an orange from the observation platform. (G) No wind machines,

Alain--pulled the Sanborne map of Capistrano from the early 1930's and it shows a vacant warehouse on a spur about 12/4 mile south of the depot and I vaguely recall a small scale packing house located

Gary- You may want to contact the Corona Model Railroad Club (http://www.trainweb.org/cmrs/index.html) for additional resources. They also are doing research on Corona for their layout. Bob Chaparro

Thanks. Appreciate the help. Bob "Capt. Alexander MacKenzie" <alexander_mackenzie2000@...> wrote: I forwarded this to my friends on the PE list to see if they could help. ===== Capt.Alexander

OK, men since most of the members are introducing themselves I guess I had better do the same so you'll know a little more about me if and when I e-mail the group OK. My full name is John R.Gibson but

I forwarded this to my friends on the PE list to see if they could help. ===== Capt.Alexander MacKenzie,USNR(MM)Ret. Vancouver, Washington __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail

All, My name is Gary Gable and I live in Arvada, Colorado. I was raised in Redlands, California. I model the ATSF and SP Railroads in HO and N. I curreantly don't have room for an HO layout in my

Hi list, I'm new to this list and want to introduce myself. Some people on this list may know me already from the different Santa Fe list. My name is Alain Kap and I live in Luxembourg, Europe. I'm

At one time the juice processing plant located on the East side of Joy Street in Corona, just South of the Santa Fe Mainline, had tracks servicing the plant which were parallel to Joy Street and

This link has been added. Bob Chaparro superc1718 <superc1718@...> wrote: To all, I am pleased to be a new member to the group. I would like to add an additional link to the file for the Citrus

You got it!!! ljames1@... wrote: Testing the ability to send to list When replying to a message, be sure to eliminate unnecessary or redundant text. If your reply does not directly address

This site is found in the group's links section, and is: http://ljames1.home.netcom.com/scph.html Bob Chaparro pepperkay@... wrote:

I had a family emergency and was out of town Feb 11 through today. The message feature for this group was set to "unmoderated" before I left, however, I see some messages still required approval

But of course Historic Packing Houses and Other Industrial Structures in Southern California: http://ljames1.home.netcom.com/scph.html Kind regards, Wilbert ________________________________ Verzonden:

Hi Cliff, You wrote about the Cucamonga Foothill Spur which brought back many memories. Do you or did you live near Lamanda Park (East Pasadena) area. I was born and raised in Lamanda Park starting in