Louisiana & North West mixed train cabooses
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The L&NW placed its Caboose 212 illustrated in operation for passengers on the mixed train run thrice weekly between Gibsland and Chestnut, LA, 37.7 miles, then. The caboose had six windows on the other side. Thanks to "mowingman" for providing the input. Whether the L&NW had any more cabooses of this type or use its regular-size ones for mixed service remains a question.
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The LNW ran Doodlebugs for its passenger service in the 40s. This is the only pic I could find on-line so far.
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The L&NW placed its Caboose 212 illustrated in operation for passengers on the mixed train run thrice weekly between Gibsland and Chestnut, LA, 37.7 miles, then. The caboose had six windows on the other side. Thanks to "mowingman" for providing the input. Whether the L&NW had any more cabooses of this type or use its regular-size ones for mixed service remains a question.
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