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Please share and cross-post. ------------------------------------------------------ *66th Atlanta Model Train Show* Saturday, January 18, 2026 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM *Gas South Convention

Well the door as depicted in the Car & Locomotive Cyclopedia is not the same as the door we see in the photos taken during their time on TAG? This attached is not the best but it does show the top of

The first time I saw this caboose it was in wretched condition. About maybe 15 years ago the owner resheathed it with fresh wooden boards. I first discovered its existence maybe five or ten years

No sir, that caboose was bought by Randall Magnuson and trucked to Lafayette. The wood sheathing was so rotten that he couldn’t save it. He did retain the trucks and hardware. This was when he was a

I'm assuming it was one of these that sat on the siding at Menlo and used for storage before the MOW building was built in the 60's? Always full of wasps nest so we kids wouldn't climb into

Warren, Attached are various photos of those cabooses. The article is from a 1925 Car & Locomotive Cyclopedia. No. 318 is the only one that I’m aware of to be repainted into a full L&N scheme.

Boy I have really wanted to get out my references material and pictures of these cabooses because this photo has peaked my interest in them again. Will have to be on an off day. Steve, years ago you

That is an interesting photo. This is most definitely Alton Park (South Chattanooga) where TAG had their yard, shop and dispatchers and later their freight depot. The screen door is a nice touch. I

This must be the caboose that was parked on display behind the Happy Valley Elementary School in Rossville, Georgia back in the 80's-early 90's. Long since scrapped, alas. Great slide. Arnold Eaves

Happened upon this on eBay:

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Yes the facility is there and the original GE (or was it EMD) Heritage units were painted there.? With increasing EPA compliance costs it made sense to consolidate all of the painting in one place

Do they not have the old Southern Railway Chattanooga paint shop at Citico/DeButts any more? The original four TAG diesels were repainted there. When TAG purchased the 80, they contracted with

Gorgeous Brad T. Culligan [email protected]> wrote:

Well I doubt I would make it to Valley Head or Trenton in time if I left Metro Atlanta after my shift. I get off here at the Atlanta airport at 24:45 eastern. And a nighttime encounter would not be

It's first revenue run is tonight on a freight to Birmingham from Chattanooga, don't know if it's leading or exactly when it will leave but the crew is planned for 10pm Central. Probably won't leave

Well I found another YouTube post where railfans were wandering around it at TVRM and it was parked adjacent to TAG 80. Looks like the modern railroad fans knew all about it but they forgot to tell

It was down for a private NS employee event at the TVRM. There was also a photoshoot that night, should be at the interchange for NS now to be sent to DeButts and put in

According to what I read, the event was set up for NS employees. Arnold

Supposedly she - the TAG Heritage Unit- has arrived in Chattanooga for an NS event. Does anyone know what is going on? In this footage she is seen coming down the CNOT&P and over Tenn-Bridge.