Good list of surviving Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line equipment, from the ACL/SAL Historical Society.

http://www.aclsal.org/survive/userSurviveUI.php
ryarger@rypn.org

> Good list of surviving Atlantic Coast Line
> and Seaboard Air Line equipment, from the
> ACL/SAL Historical Society.

You can add to this list if there is equipment that you know about and is not on the list. Not on the list was Seaboard Caboose 5458 at the NC Transportation Musuem.


phess@webkorner.com

They are also forgetting two pieces of equipment that the Bluewater Chapter of NRHS has:

BMCX 3344 "GLOBAL STAR IV" (shown above) was built by the Budd Company in 1947 for the Seaboard Air Line Railroad as a round observation.

BMCX 6219 (shown above) was built by Budd in 1947 for the Seaboard Air Line Railroad as 52-seat coach # 6219.

Both cars are used in excursion by the Bluewater Chapter on a semi-regular basis. They are stored in the former Pere Marquette Roundhouse in Saginaw, Michigan when not in use. Link to them below:

http://www.bluewaternrhs.com/

TJ Gaffney

> You can add to this list if there is
> equipment that you know about and is not on
> the list. Not on the list was Seaboard
> Caboose 5458 at the NC Transportation
> Musuem.


Port Huron Museum

tjgaffney@phmuseum.org

Also missing from this list are a couple of SAL Baldwin RS12's up at the Escanaba & Lake Superior in Wells, Michigan, derelict and out of service.

lner4472@bcpl.net

Also forgotten is the ACL Baldwin steam engine #250 at the Wilmington (NC) Railroad Museum, and they have on their website listed a Seaboard Coastline Caboose.


phess@webkorner.com

> Good list of surviving Atlantic Coast Line
> and Seaboard Air Line equipment, from the
> ACL/SAL Historical Society.

I just added several items to the list, including ACL steamers 250, 712, and 1031.


The South Carolina Railroad Museum
mconrad@compuzone.net