Digital Bulletin Volume 3 #4 - June 1974
Please note this is a digital PDF download and no physical item will be shipped.
June 1974
Features:
· “White Flags” - Current Events on the B&M
· THROUGH THE WOODS TO WINNIPESAUKEE - by R. C. Libby and Carol M. Furnee
· "REMEMBER WHEN....'' Ill - by Stanley Y. Whitney
· FOUR-WHEEL TRAILERS AND THE BOSTON AND MAINE by Kenneth F. McCall
· FOCAL POINT (Photo Feature)
· POST-1911 B&M STEAM ROSTER - PART IV by Lester S. Twombly and Robert E. Chaffin
· REAR COVER: 4265 and another F-7 are about to pass under the 101st Street covered bridge that served as the entrance to Oakwood Cemetary in Troy, N.Y. The picture was taken by Gene Baxter in the early 1950's. The bridge has since burned.
Please note this is a digital PDF download and no physical item will be shipped.
June 1974
Features:
· “White Flags” - Current Events on the B&M
· THROUGH THE WOODS TO WINNIPESAUKEE - by R. C. Libby and Carol M. Furnee
· "REMEMBER WHEN....'' Ill - by Stanley Y. Whitney
· FOUR-WHEEL TRAILERS AND THE BOSTON AND MAINE by Kenneth F. McCall
· FOCAL POINT (Photo Feature)
· POST-1911 B&M STEAM ROSTER - PART IV by Lester S. Twombly and Robert E. Chaffin
· REAR COVER: 4265 and another F-7 are about to pass under the 101st Street covered bridge that served as the entrance to Oakwood Cemetary in Troy, N.Y. The picture was taken by Gene Baxter in the early 1950's. The bridge has since burned.
Please note this is a digital PDF download and no physical item will be shipped.
June 1974
Features:
· “White Flags” - Current Events on the B&M
· THROUGH THE WOODS TO WINNIPESAUKEE - by R. C. Libby and Carol M. Furnee
· "REMEMBER WHEN....'' Ill - by Stanley Y. Whitney
· FOUR-WHEEL TRAILERS AND THE BOSTON AND MAINE by Kenneth F. McCall
· FOCAL POINT (Photo Feature)
· POST-1911 B&M STEAM ROSTER - PART IV by Lester S. Twombly and Robert E. Chaffin
· REAR COVER: 4265 and another F-7 are about to pass under the 101st Street covered bridge that served as the entrance to Oakwood Cemetary in Troy, N.Y. The picture was taken by Gene Baxter in the early 1950's. The bridge has since burned.