Frisco Meteor
05-05-2006, 06:13 AM
There is a great article in "Classic Trains" this month called
ARKANSAS ARMY DAYS
In 1944, New Jersey railroader Bob Collins made the most of being stationed in a region where rail photos are comparatively rare. With a map and 20 of Collins’ black-and-white photos. By Louis A. Marre
http://www.trains.com/Content/Dynamic/Articles/000/000/006/620vwoxk.asp
There are some great rare photos of the Frisco in 1944 around Van Burean, Ft. Smith, Monett, & Springfield.
Trains shown are #1031 "The Firefly", #1053, #1343 & 1335 Doubleheading, #4500 "The Meteor", and finally #4303.
FM
ARKANSAS ARMY DAYS
In 1944, New Jersey railroader Bob Collins made the most of being stationed in a region where rail photos are comparatively rare. With a map and 20 of Collins’ black-and-white photos. By Louis A. Marre
http://www.trains.com/Content/Dynamic/Articles/000/000/006/620vwoxk.asp
There are some great rare photos of the Frisco in 1944 around Van Burean, Ft. Smith, Monett, & Springfield.
Trains shown are #1031 "The Firefly", #1053, #1343 & 1335 Doubleheading, #4500 "The Meteor", and finally #4303.
FM