WW&F Visits....

[Benjamin Richards]

#2: Army 2-8-0 #612, currently under cosmetic restoration. Seeing this engine held a special level of significance for me, because my grandfather was a conductor in a Transportation Corps at Ft. Eustis, and he conducted on this engine.

[Benjamin Richards]

#3: The prow for #5550. In the words of Jason: "This thing is a fabricator's nightmare. There's not a straight line on it anywhere!"

[Bill Baskerville]

Seems to me that Dwight Winkey was actively involved in the railroad operations at Ft. Eustis during his stent in the Army.

Also, I noticed on the first page of this link:

A copy of the guy in video.

He visits the WW&F regularly and is always taking photos while he is there.  I am terrible with names so can't provide it.  His picture is located on the first page of this thread with the date of December 27, 2012.

[James Patten]

He visits the WW&F regularly and is always taking photos while he is there.  I am terrible with names so can't provide it.

Bill, you mean either Kevin Madore or Stephen Hussar.  I notice Ed's on the first page of this thread too, but Ed doesn't take a lot of photos so you probably don't mean him.

[Ed Lecuyer]

He visits the WW&F regularly and is always taking photos while he is there.  I am terrible with names so can't provide it.  His picture is located on the first page of this thread with the date of December 27, 2012.

That is Kevin Madore.

[Bill Baskerville]

James,

I knew it wasn't Stephen.  Alas, as soon as I read Kevin, I remember, oh yeah...  but any more I say that a lot....