> Final question: does anyone other than me
> find the "wooden boxcars" to have
> more value than the 0-4-0s?

FYI I'm sending a friend of mine--who actually LIVES in Pulaski and never knew of these locos!--on a scouting mission to report back on the boxcars. Unfortunately she doesn't have a digital camera--yet (I may just send her one!). Before I do, is there anyone here that has firsthand knowledge about the boxcars?

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John

Congrats on your new position, Ohio Central is lucky to have you. The few times I have met you, you have you have impressed me with your knowledge, professionalism and demeanor and lack of ego, and in hearing about and seeing your work, the quality of craftmanship that is not equated to your age nor how much you are being paid per hour. Your thoughts are some that certain people in the preservation industry should really take a look at and for that matter all professions and in daily life. And not just apply those thoughts to kids but persons of all ages, to involve and nurture and afford oportunities to persons of all ages to expand our circles of talent and future members.

S.A. Worthington

Stored in Wisconsin, on the Wisconsin & Great Northern, obviously of C&NW heritage.


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