NW-Mailing-List Digest, Vol 183, Issue 52

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Ken 
I've asked before but, my old mind still didn't compute .On the Web Cam I
see the Amtrak BACK  in to the platform in Roanoke .Where is it backing in
from? Does it come by the old Virginian JK Tower? Or is JK to far back? I
know they keep some Amtrak equipment over in South Yard Where is it stored
over there? All of that is out of the Hotel Roanoke Camera range. Ken Tanner
(Kid on a hill run) 

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Today's Topics:

   1. Fw: EBT to rise from the slumber (NW Mailing List)
   2. Virginian PA Speed (NW Mailing List)
   3. RE: Virginian PA Speed (NW Mailing List)


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Date: Sat, 15 Feb 2020 22:58:36 +0000
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Subject: Fw: EBT to rise from the slumber
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Enjoy this EBT video! Thanks Wayland,
Norris

Norris Deyerle
Blue Ridge Chapter, National Railway Historical Society Chairman of
Virginia's Rail Heritage Region Partners
Info: www.blueridgenrhs.org
744 Chinook Place
Lynchburg, Virginia 24502-4908
Cell: 434-851-0151
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From: Wayland Moore <waym00re at yahoo.com>
Sent: Saturday, February 15, 2020 11:25:25 AM
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Subject: Fw: EBT to rise from the slumber

short video

https://eastbroadtop.com/
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Date: Sun, 16 Feb 2020 15:58:35 -0500
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Subject: Virginian PA Speed
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Just found this while moving my timetable collection this afternoon.

N&W Norfolk Division Timetable No. 16, effective 12:01 am, Tuesday, December
1, 1959

Page N-26
Maximum Permissible Speed Table listed
Portlock to South Roanoke
Engines Class DE-S and DE-RS, Passenger Trains; 55 mph, Time and Local
Freight Trains, 45 mph; Other Trains, 35mph
Engines Class DE-38, Passenger Trains, 55 mph; Time and Local Freight Trains
45 mph;  Other Trains, 35mph
Engines Class PA and BA, Passenger Trains, 55 mph; Time and Local Freight
Trains, 45 mph; Other Trains, 35mph

I thought that was pretty interesting, I only listed the top three lines,
but that would have to be the only place that Virginian steam was listed in
an N&W employee timetable.

Hard to imagine that stuff that had been out of service for over three and a
half years would even have been listed.

Best
Ken Miller

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Date: Sun, 16 Feb 2020 18:04:28 -0500
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Subject: RE: Virginian PA Speed
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Thanks very much! That's very helpful.
-Phil Miller

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Just found this while moving my timetable collection this afternoon.

N&W Norfolk Division Timetable No. 16, effective 12:01 am, Tuesday, December
1, 1959

Page N-26
Maximum Permissible Speed Table listed
Portlock to South Roanoke
Engines Class DE-S and DE-RS, Passenger Trains; 55 mph, Time and Local
Freight Trains, 45 mph; Other Trains, 35mph Engines Class DE-38, Passenger
Trains, 55 mph; Time and Local Freight Trains 45 mph;  Other Trains, 35mph
Engines Class PA and BA, Passenger Trains, 55 mph; Time and Local Freight
Trains, 45 mph; Other Trains, 35mph

I thought that was pretty interesting, I only listed the top three lines,
but that would have to be the only place that Virginian steam was listed in
an N&W employee timetable.

Hard to imagine that stuff that had been out of service for over three and a
half years would even have been listed.

Best
Ken Miller
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