Flat Top Yard
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As I recall, the spur tracks at Flat Top were used primarily for handling
maintenance-of-way material and equipment.
Incidentally, the post office in that area was known as "Yards, Virginia."
Louis Newton
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> But in 1911 there were no big gons to be referred to by that title. Jim
> Nichols
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> Subject: Re: "Battleships"
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> This subject has been discussed before.
>
> "Battleship" is not necessarily a railfan term.
>
> "Battleships" were referred to in N&W Pocahontas Division timetables as
> early as 1911 under the subject "FIGURES TO BE USED IN COMPUTING TONNAGE
> FOR CARS OF DIFFERENT CAPACITY AND LOADING."
>
> When loaded with coal, "Battleships" were to be computed (estimated) to
> have
>
> a gross weight of 78 tons per car; when loaded with coke, at 67 tons per
> car.
>
> Louis Newton
>>
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>>
>>
>>
> at Hanging Rock, OH. It is of an 0-4-0 #2 named the?
>> "John Kyle." Anyone have any additional in> A friend of mine inquired
> about a photo he has in his collection that is
>> labeled as being formation on this locomotive,
>> dates of operation or owner etc?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Whit
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>> There is a siding near Hanging Rock that lead to a coal dealer. They
>> might
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>> have had an 0-4-0 to move cars.
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>> Larry S.
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>> Hello, Ned:
>>
>> Thanks for the article. I stopped by in 2007 and met Mr. Dorsett. They
>> constructed an apartment within the east end of the freight room. He was
>> successful in having the structure added to the National Historic
>> Register
>
>> even though it is on Norfolk Southern leased land.
>>
>> Happy holidays,
>>
>> Frank
>>
>> ===================================================================
>>
>> A look inside Christiansburg?s Cambria depot
>>
>> The Dorsett family bought the train depot back in 1983, following a
>> 20-year period as a storage facility for local companies 0 Ratings | 104
>> By Chris Whitley | Digital Journalist
>> Published: November 24, 2009
>> Updated: November 25, 2009
>>
>> CHRISTIANSBURG - Originally this area was known as Bangs. Then sometime
>> in the 1870?s it was changed to Ronald after a Civil War hero from
>> Blacksburg. They they thought Ronald was not a good name for a town, and
>> named it Cambria.
>>
>> Now a part of Christiansburg, Cambria is the home of a historic train
>> depot. It was originally built in 1868, then converted from a passenger
>> station to a freight station in 1906. Nearly all of the freight traffic
>> for Montgomery County and Floyd County came through the depot, according
>> to Megan Dorsett.
>>
>> Her family bought the train depot back in 1983, following a 20-year
>> period
>
>> as a storage facility for local companies. The Dorsetts turned the
>> renovation of the depot into a labor of love.
>>
>> ?You do not do it for financial gain. Nobody who does historical
>> preservation is making a lot of money off it,? Dorsett told me. ?For my
>> parents, they bought it because my mother believed young parents should
>> be
>
>> able to bring their kids here and say, this is what a train station
>> looked
>
>> like,? Dorsett added.
>>
>> The building still maintains much of teh original materials from more
>> than
>
>> a century ago. On the wall, you?ll find grafitti left by former workers.
>>
>> Today, the building serves as a work space for Dorsett Publication, a toy
>> store where the money raised helps buy paint for the building, and even a
>> home for Megan.
>>
>> But perhaps its most important purpose, a Cambria Museum.
>>
>> ?A history of a people who live in a place. Tells the story of how a
>> place developed, on a base level,? Dorsett says.
>>
>> Source:
>>
> http://www2.wsls.com/sls/news/local/new_river_valley/article/a_look_inside_c
> hristiansburg_cambria_depot/64515/
>>
>> As of: December 1, 2009
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> Louis Newton,
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>
> Thank you for your description of Flat Top Yard that adds a lot of
> 'realism' to the picture.
>
>
>
> Of the three spurs attached to the mid-part of the yard, what might have
> been placed or parked there? Helpers for Elkhorn?
>
>
>
> Thank you,
>
> Dave Willis
>
> (blt 1962, c/n 4)
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> Dave: I'll bite. What does c/n stand for in your signature? I know I've
> seen it before, can't think of what it might mean. Thanks
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> Louis Newton,
>
> Thank you for your description of Flat Top Yard that adds a lot of
> 'realism' to the picture.
>
> Of the three spurs attached to the mid-part of the yard, what might have
> been placed or parked there? Helpers for Elkhorn?
>
> Thank you,
> Dave Willis
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> Date: Wed, 2 Dec 2009 20:47:11 -0500
> From: NW Mailing List <nw-mailing-list at nwhs.org>
> Subject: Re: "Battleships"
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> The Bluefield Daily Telegraph articles from 1903 thru 1909 that I been
> posting on the Mailing List make several references to N&W (and once to
> C&O)
> "battleships" or "battleship" COAL cars, not battleship GONS. I don't
> have
> much info on these early cars, but I think the reference was to 50 and 55
> ton steel hopper cars which were being placed in service and which were so
> much larger than the wooden body hopper cars that were being replaced.
>
> Gordon Hamilton
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>> But in 1911 there were no big gons to be referred to by that title. Jim
>> Nichols
>>
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>> To: nw-mailing-list at nwhs.org
>> Subject: Re: "Battleships"
>>
>> This subject has been discussed before.
>>
>> "Battleship" is not necessarily a railfan term.
>>
>> "Battleships" were referred to in N&W Pocahontas Division timetables as
>> early as 1911 under the subject "FIGURES TO BE USED IN COMPUTING TONNAGE
>> FOR CARS OF DIFFERENT CAPACITY AND LOADING."
>>
>> When loaded with coal, "Battleships" were to be computed (estimated) to
>> have
>>
>> a gross weight of 78 tons per car; when loaded with coke, at 67 tons per
>> car.
>>
>> Louis Newton
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> at Hanging Rock, OH. It is of an 0-4-0 #2 named the?
>>> "John Kyle." Anyone have any additional in> A friend of mine inquired
>> about a photo he has in his collection that is
>>> labeled as being formation on this locomotive,
>>> dates of operation or owner etc?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Whit
>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>> Date: Mon, 30 Nov 2009 19:32:07 -0500
>>> From: NW Mailing List <nw-mailing-list at nwhs.org>
>>> Subject: Re: 0-4-0 "John Kyle"
>>> To: nw-mailing-list at nwhs.org
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>>> There is a siding near Hanging Rock that lead to a coal dealer. They
>>> might
>>
>>> have had an 0-4-0 to move cars.
>>>
>>> Larry S.
>>> N&W Signal Dept.
>>>
>>>
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>>> Message: 5
>>> Date: Mon, 30 Nov 2009 21:26:12 -0800 (PST)
>>> From: NW Mailing List <nw-mailing-list at nwhs.org>
>>> Subject: Christiansburg (Cambria) station
>>> To: Ned Wright <parkview12004 at yahoo.com>
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>>> Hello, Ned:
>>>
>>> Thanks for the article. I stopped by in 2007 and met Mr. Dorsett. They
>>> constructed an apartment within the east end of the freight room. He
>>> was
>>> successful in having the structure added to the National Historic
>>> Register
>>
>>> even though it is on Norfolk Southern leased land.
>>>
>>> Happy holidays,
>>>
>>> Frank
>>>
>>> ===================================================================
>>>
>>> A look inside Christiansburg?s Cambria depot
>>>
>>> The Dorsett family bought the train depot back in 1983, following a
>>> 20-year period as a storage facility for local companies 0 Ratings | 104
>>> By Chris Whitley | Digital Journalist
>>> Published: November 24, 2009
>>> Updated: November 25, 2009
>>>
>>> CHRISTIANSBURG - Originally this area was known as Bangs. Then sometime
>>> in the 1870?s it was changed to Ronald after a Civil War hero from
>>> Blacksburg. They they thought Ronald was not a good name for a town,
>>> and
>>> named it Cambria.
>>>
>>> Now a part of Christiansburg, Cambria is the home of a historic train
>>> depot. It was originally built in 1868, then converted from a passenger
>>> station to a freight station in 1906. Nearly all of the freight traffic
>>> for Montgomery County and Floyd County came through the depot, according
>>> to Megan Dorsett.
>>>
>>> Her family bought the train depot back in 1983, following a 20-year
>>> period
>>
>>> as a storage facility for local companies. The Dorsetts turned the
>>> renovation of the depot into a labor of love.
>>>
>>> ?You do not do it for financial gain. Nobody who does historical
>>> preservation is making a lot of money off it,? Dorsett told me. ?For my
>>> parents, they bought it because my mother believed young parents should
>>> be
>>
>>> able to bring their kids here and say, this is what a train station
>>> looked
>>
>>> like,? Dorsett added.
>>>
>>> The building still maintains much of teh original materials from more
>>> than
>>
>>> a century ago. On the wall, you?ll find grafitti left by former
>>> workers.
>>>
>>> Today, the building serves as a work space for Dorsett Publication, a
>>> toy
>>> store where the money raised helps buy paint for the building, and even
>>> a
>>> home for Megan.
>>>
>>> But perhaps its most important purpose, a Cambria Museum.
>>>
>>> ?A history of a people who live in a place. Tells the story of how a
>>> place developed, on a base level,? Dorsett says.
>>>
>>> Source:
>>>
>> http://www2.wsls.com/sls/news/local/new_river_valley/article/a_look_inside_c
>> hristiansburg_cambria_depot/64515/
>>>
>>> As of: December 1, 2009
>>>
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