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SAFN SAAP
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Location:
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Occupation:
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SAFN SAAP

Member, from San Antonio

SAFN SAAP was last seen:
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    1. FRISCO4503
      FRISCO4503
      Hello, I noticed you are a FRISCO Modeler, and Also in San Antonio, I too am a FRISCO Modeler and in San Antonio, I requested you as a friend. Hope to hear from you soon. I am planning on rebuilding a layout soon after I get moved in a month or so. Would like to hear from you. Until then, Take care!
      Oct 15, 2010
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  • About

    Location:
    San Antonio
    Occupation:
    HO
    First Name:
    Levi
    Last Name:
    Matthews
    Era:
    1885-1910 San Antonio, Texas
    Area of Interest:
    Southwest
    Special Interests:
    model railroading
    Why are you joining this site?:
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    Early 1900's San Antonio fictionally (almost reality!) absorbed by the Frisco when Yoakum put 13 million into the San Antonio & Aransas Pass Railroad (That happened!). In April of 1902, the Frisco purchased the SA&AP, but at the comptrollers desk, just before the Comptroller was to seal the deal and stamp it, lawyers from the Southern Pacific barged in with a court order stopping the deal. Through dirty dealings, the SA&AP was stripped from the hands of the Frisco, and entered in the hands of the dirty SP.

    My railroad, the San Antonio & San Francisco, is the fictitious merger that was created when the Frisco became the controlling interest as if the 1902 sale that was advertised in the New York Times was completed. This merger gave the Frisco access to the sea on the Texas Coast in Corpus, and Aransas Pass, and up into the Hill Country to Kerrville, and eventually set to merge with the Frisco Line in Brady, TX.

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    Levi Benjamin Matthews
    YesteRRails L.L.C., Owner/Operator
    San Antonio & Aransas Pass Railroad (1884-1925)
    San Antonio, Fredericksburg & Northern Railway (1913-1917)
    "Reflecting the Frisco influence in the railroads of the Texas Hill Country"
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