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Michigan & Kanawha Coal Gone being unloaded
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So that's how the NYC got into West Virginia? Interesting. 😁
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On 11/27/2021 8:36 AM, Doug Chapman via groups.io wrote:
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*Tim O'Connor* *Sterling, Massachusetts*
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Thanks Doug. Ralston as the builder makes sense given they were an online industry of the T&OC (a close relation to the K&M).
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This photo is the most modern lettering I’ve seen for the K&M, which caught my eye. Matt Goodman Columbus, Ohio
On Nov 27, 2021, at 8:36 AM, Doug Chapman via groups.io <toc1885@...> wrote:
Ralston Steel Car Company of Columbus built 1,000 of these cars for the Kanawha & Michigan, between July and September 1912. Numbered 7500-8499, these cars were later relettered (NYC) and renumbered (342500-343499) when the New York Central leased the K&M in 1922. Doug Chapman Montclair, VA
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Doug Chapman
Ralston Steel Car Company of Columbus built 1,000 of these cars for the Kanawha & Michigan, between July and September 1912. Numbered 7500-8499, these cars were later relettered (NYC) and renumbered (342500-343499) when the New York Central leased the K&M in 1922. Doug Chapman Montclair, VA
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https://digital-collections.columbuslibrary.org/digital/collection/memory/id/79239
A couple of 50 ton gons apparently being unloaded at the the Columbus State Hospital (aka the Central Ohio Hospital for the Insane). Matt Goodman Columbus, Ohio
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