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Tag Archives: railroad
Cee’s Which Way Challenge Post
This photo is posted in response to Cee’s Which Way Challenge Post. It is not often I post a photo with no supporting text! Which Way?
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Alabama, Bridgeport, Cee's, Challenge, railroad, switches, which way
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Steam Engine Wheels
Photo of the Week – March 11, 2015 Taken: August 8, 2014 These steam engine wheels are stored behind the engine house for the Durbin Rocket, in Durbin, West Virginia. Since these are essentially antique rusty wheels that date back … Continue reading
Posted in Photo of the Week
Tagged Durbin, hardware, historic, railroad, Rocket, rusty, steam engine, train, West Virginia
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Bridgeport Depot Museum, Alabama
Several “I Grew up on a Farm in Virginia” posts make reference to the railroad that crossed the road to the house, specifically (My First Night with the Car). From as far back as I can remember I could hear … Continue reading
Posted in Renaissance Bucket List
Tagged Alabama, Bridgeport, C&O, caboose, CSX, depot, drawbridge, Hog Jaw Valley, locomotive, Moyseneck, museum, railroad, trains
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Railroad Engine Roundhouse, Greenfield Village, Michigan
Photo of the Week January 28, 2015 Taken: October 19, 2014 This roundhouse is located in Greenfield, Michigan—the village that is made up of buildings from all around the country. The Ford foundation has moved many original buildings, such as … Continue reading
Posted in Photo of the Week
Tagged black and white, Greenfield, monochome, photography, railroad, roundhouse, Village
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Railroad Drawbridge, Hog Jaw Valley
Photo of the Week – January 21, 2015 Taken: June 21, 2014 This is the current and frequently used lift-type railroad drawbridge over long Island Creek of the Tennessee River, near Hog Jaw Valley, Alabama. This bridge replaced a swinging … Continue reading
Posted in Photo of the Week
Tagged draw bridge, Hog Jaw Valley, Long Island Creek, railroad, Tennessee River
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Greenfield Village – The Ford Village Experience
Or: Reassembling early 20th Century America Where can you walk into the Wright Brothers’ bicycle shop (from Dayton, Ohio), and five minutes later tour the homes of Noah Webster (from New Haven Connecticut), and Robert Frost (from Ann Arbor, Michigan), … Continue reading
Posted in Renaissance Bucket List
Tagged Dearborne, Edison, Ford, Frost, Greenfield Village, grist mll, Michigan, Model T, museum, railroad, roundhouse, steam engine, Webster, Wright Brothers
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A Trip Back to Hog Jaw Valley – Part 2
The trip through Hog Jaw Valley, Alabama continues: One of the major landmarks on my tour was the Hembree home place. This two-story white frame building looks much as it did 80 years ago. Don grew up with several of … Continue reading
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Tagged Alabama, draw bridge, Hembree, history, Hog Jaw Valley, railroad, Tennessee River
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My First Night with the Car!
(Or how to break curfew the first night and get away with it!) I am guessing almost every young man (and many girls, too) have had that tension filled moment when they asked for the first time to take the … Continue reading
Posted in I Grew up on a Virginia Farm
Tagged C&O, car wreck, curfew, Dodge Cornet, driving, first date, night, parents, railroad, railroad crossing, teenager, train, Virginia, Williamsburg
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