This photo in front of the Avondale Locomotive Terminal demonstrates the prominence of Alco units in the Carleton Railway's freight locomotive roster. With the exception of five Fairbanks-Morse units (four H24-66s, and one H16-44), a single GE 44-tonner, and five passenger F-units, all Carleton Railway locos are Alcos. Seen below from right to left are C420 #2010, RSD-15 #2416, C424 #2404, and C628 #2802 (click on photos to enlarge):
The Baird Company is now ready to begin receiving shipments of wholesale merchandise and raw vanilla at its Grafton warehouse and processing facility.
The yard sale in Wakefield keeps expanding:
Business is booming in downtown South Newbridge. The tiny Mulheron Street station (top right) has proven convenient for railway passengers who wish to spend a few hours shopping.
The McCain distribution warehouse in Avondale is a regular rail customer. Mechanical reefers are loaded at the modern faculty at every operating session.
1 comment:
Steve
Thanks for the pictures and updates. See you have been busy since your last update. I will be glad when the WRS gets to a point when I can start adding all of those details.
Best of luck with the operating session, may it be first of many this year. Your fleet of locos need a more hours added on their "clocks".
Doug
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