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    9th Annual Cotton Belt Symposium

    Dr. Jason Davis has announced the date and speaker for our 9th Annual Cotton Belt Symposium: Greetings Fellow Railroad Enthusiasts, The 9th Annual Cotton Belt Railroad Symposium will take place at the Sam Rayburn Student Center on the campus of Texas A&M University-Commerce (Commerce...
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    Comment by 'SSW9389' in media 'Chicago & Western Indiana RS-1'

    The stripe pattern is wrong for a Santa Fe engine. This might be a Chicago & Western Indiana RS-1.
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    Santa Fe Felice Navidad

    Santa Fe F7A #312L sends you all a Christmas Greeting from Uncle John Santa Fe.
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    Comment by 'SSW9389' in media 'Tejas Special'

    Dr. Otha Spencer wrote about this train in his new book "That Lonesome Whistle". Spencer a retired Journalism Professor wrote about the History of the Cotton Belt in Commerce, TEXAS.
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    Comment by 'SSW9389' in media 'ATSF-5977'

    Interesting shot, you see a lot more photos of Cosnino from the South Side of the tracks than the North Side. The late Spring and Early Summer are about the only time you can get decent light on the North Side at this location. Ed
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    Comment by 'SSW9389' in media 'The Little Engine That Could'

    Regularly scheduled Cotton Belt service on this line ended April 22, 1956. Trains were #107 & #108 that made a Dallas-Mt. Pleasant-Dallas Turn every day to meet #7 & #8 on the main line. There are photos of an officer special in Steve Goen's book dating to 1959 and I have photos of...



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