railcars

23 photos tagged railcars, from 4 members of Flickr Commons.

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Florida East Coast Railway private car "Randleigh"

  • Florida Memory said:
    William R. Kenan, President of Florida East Coast Railway Company, owned the private car "Randleigh."
  • mambo1935 said:
    grace!

Algerian soldiers (LOC)

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  • Art Siegel said:
    More photos of them, all shot at train stations: www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/tags/algerian/
  • Aoures said:
    My grandpa could be among them. ;)
  • OMAR-MALO said:
    me to my friend
  • Aoures said:
    Yep, my grand father talked about the battle of Verdun as something that changed his life. Omar, maybe yours was at Verdun as well, you never know; they could have been buddies in some forsaken trench, ducking from German snippers and waiting for that dreaded whistle to charge ahead only to be met with mustard gas and machine guns.
  • Claudia3384 said:
    My grandfather, (mon grandpere) was a French officer who was raised in Algeria and led French Algerian troops at Verdun. They fought there 3 times.

[New York, New Haven and Hartford Locomotive No. 321 crash through roundhouse]

  • miningcamper said:
    Now that's one well-built locomotive! Notice how little the front end was damaged.
  • Martin van Duijn said:
    It looks like if the men down there are trying to uphold the wall!
  • Cornelius Koelewijn said:
    Great shot. The engine doesn't seem to have any serious damage at all. Does this roundhouse still exist or has it been demolished? Found another shot that was made just after the accident - there's still smoke coming out of the stack: brooksengineeringdesign.com/railroadmuseum.html (about halfway)
  • Klaus Brockmeier said:
    Since when women drive steam locomotives? :-)