Extra South by Dungannon, 60 loads, no empties – Okay
Started by landnrailroader4 posts3 min read
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Tonight I will not bore you with too many pix (Nels must surely purge his server sometime) but the ones here depict the test train passing Dungannon, VA. This is a small community, near the 58 milepost, which, according to topo maps has a state prison in its environs. If so, that is probably the main employer. If anyone would like to volunteer to create a "big house", I don't have any pix. of it, but anything reasonable will do. The space available will support one about 300 ft. square.The pix. have their own captions. Evidently the owner of the "parlor house" at Miller Yard fell on hard times when the L&N/CC&O Interchange stopped being very regular, and so they have opened what appears to be a new one in Dungannon, though much more luxurous and it looks faintly like the coal barons castle back in Dickenson Cty.J. H. Sullivan, P.E.
RE: Extra South by Dungannon, 60 loads, no empties----O
Yes, I have the Huntsville Depot in my collection, but in this case, I am referring to some kind of a prison. I started working on a concrete version, 300' square, with a guard tower at each corner, and unless someone else volunteers, I will probably complete that one. I would want it to have a fence around the perimeter, out about 50' from the wall, which we will just assume is electrified, and then a fence on the top of the walls, which will be 40' high, and which we will assume is razor wire.J. H. Sullivan
