Fwd: Passenger Train Consists Lynchburg-Bristol
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Can someone explain how this notebook would have been used by the railroad?
What would the process have been?
Mike Rector
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Subject: Re: Passenger Train Consists Lynchburg-Bristol
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My great-grandfather, Walter Jennings, was the night foreman in the Roanoke
coach yard from around 1920 until his retirement in the 1950s. I inherited
one of his notebooks that has consist information from Aug 27 through Sep 1
1947.
Scans of his notebook are attached as a pdf. I hope you find this helpful
and useful.
Toney Minter
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While I’m not studying or modelling that time period, it’s still
interesting to see this type of consist info.
Phil Miller
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*In “Passenger Train Consists of the 1940’s” I found this Tennessean
consist:*
*Southern train 45 westbound*
*Departing Knoxville, TN March 21, 1945*
*SOU 1701 GRAND JUNCTION Baggage-Mail car (LW)*
*SOU 1750 DECATUR Mail storage car (LW)*
*SOU 705 BEDFORD Baggage- Dormitory-Coach (LW)*
*N&W 1705 Coach*
*N&W 1704 Coach*
*SOU 905 MORRISTOWN Coach (LW)*
*SOU 3304 ALEXANDRIA Dining car (LW)*
*SOU 806 HUNTSVILLE Coach (LW)*
*SOU 813 LYNCHBURG Coach (LW)*
*SOU 1150 WASHINGTON Tavern-Lounge car (LW)*
*VILLA NOVA 10 Sections, 3 Double
Bedrooms*
*BRENTWOOD 12 Sections, 1 Drawing Room*
*McRAE 12 Sections, 1
Drawing Room*
*The 10 Sec-3 Dbr sleeper ran Washington-Memphis.*
*A 12 Sec-1DR ran Washington-Nashville. It was set out at Chattanooga (to
Nashville via NC&StL)*
*--Rick Morrison*
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Based on my first sightings of the Tennessean in the late 1940's, I would
guess that it ran more or less with its "as built" consist in the 1940's.
The first change was two streamlined Pullmans replacing heavyweight cars in
1948 or 1949. That was the Tennessean the first time I saw it in Roanoke,
and my memory is that all cars on the train were streamlined. I could be
missing something, but that is how I have always remembered it. Changes in
consist came later.
Jim Nichols
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