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1 the Dispatcher Central Oklahoma Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society Oklahoma Railway Museum Ltd, NARCOA Affiliate Member Volume 50 Issue 5 May 2015 State Fair Hand Car Restoration and Rebuild Due to the extensive damage, everything on the handcar was completely disassembled except for the frame. The pump lever gallows were refabricated out of white oak to replicate the originals. Bob Cook sandblasted all the undamaged hardware pieces over many hours and days. Terry Birchett fabricated new tension rods using a lathe to replace the originals that had been badly misshapen. story and photos by Eric Dilbeck Drake Rice sairt, Greg Robinson, Charles Price, and me. and Larry Dodd retrieved Next I hand painted the AT&SF markings using a template the handcar provided by Larry Dodd. Finally new brake shoes from the State were made out of white oak of my own design. The Fair Park on original ones had cast iron shoes mounted on wood June 4th. Restoration holders. Only be- one of these gan shortly arrived with after arrival to the handcar. the Museum. The old and new metal parts were primed and painted before reassembly. Next, Terry Birchett and final assembly I sandblasted the frame and wheels. Tuna and I then painted the frame. New deck boards were purchased and painted by Bob Cossairt, Dmitry Ofitserov, Tuna Dobbins, and me. Final assembly of the handcar was performed by the following volunteer s: Bob Cos- Ken Kozak, Tuna Dobbins and I took out the handcar for test runs on our mainline Nov 8th While running trials up and down the mainline, a speed of 8 MPH per hour was achieved based on Ken s phone app. Additionally, we had a family from Russia visiting the Museum and they joined in on the fun. hardware painted for assembly I would like to thank the following volunteers for their help on this project: Bob Cossairt Charles Price Bob Cook Greg Robinson Terry Birchett Dmitry Ofitserov Tuna Dobbins Ken Kozak
2 Page 2 The Presidents Column We had a great turnout for the First Easter Train. Our Easter Bunny survived the heat and I believe all the children had a good time. We expect to make this an annual event. Thanks to all for making it a successful event. We just completed a new five year plan that has more projects than we will be able to do in the next five years. If you want a project we have a bunch to share with anyone who wants to head up a project. The new run season has started well. Birthday Parties are becoming a weekly event. There were four last Saturday. Chuck has been busy keeping this important activity progressing smoothly. Work is moving along on the Rock Island Caboose interior. Painting on the former US Army conversion to a MKT paint scheme should be completed in the next couple of weeks. Come on out and find a task you would like to do. Stan Hall Photographs and stories by Gary Githens unless credited otherwise Oklahoma Railway Museum the Dispatcher Oklahoma Railway Museum, Ltd. Board of Directors Stan Hall, President Erick Dilbeck Vice President and Program Chair Drake Rice, Secretary Charles Price, Treasurer Greg Robertson, NRHS Director Bob Cossairt, Director of Buildings & Static Displays Bob Hussey, Director of Track Maintenance Terry Birchett, Director of Mechanical Operations Harry Currie, Director at Large Greg Hall, Director of Museum Activities Bob Cook, Director of Museum Displays Ed Birch Jr., Train Show Chair Anne Murrary Chilton, Membership Chair Gary Githens, Dispatcher Editor 2015 NCAA Women's College World Series May/28/2015 to June/3/2015 To volunteer Call Anne Murray Chilton or her at annem@oklahomarailwaymuseum.org Refer page 4 for duty schedule and additional information Softball parking is our 2nd largest fund raiser Please volunteer to help 2014 WCWS attendees from Nebraska photo Larry Dodd
3 the Dispatcher The museum operations season is moving along. We had 776 riders in April which is a good indication that this year we may break the 25,000 rider level. Of course the largest group comes with the Thomas Event. However our normal operations numbers have been growing each year. Under the direction of President Stan Hall, members met on a Sunday afternoon and reviewed the long and short term goals for the museum and set priorities for the work plan. There was a lot of discussion which lead to an agreed to work plan. This plan will be formalized at the April board meeting. As always we have more projects than volunteers and money. But by working through the list, we are making progress. In addition the goals for work on the museum expansion were prioritized to allow continued efforts for the future of your museum. The NCAA Women's Softball World Series is coming and as usually we are in need of volunteers to help with the parking of cars. Harry Currie has obtained another tract of land for the museum to use, so we will be in need of additional volunteers. A sign-up sheet is at the museum. We hope everyone can donate a few hour of time for this project which helps raise money for the museum. Museum Update by Drake Rice The crew is finishing the painting and Bob Cossairt is finishing the building of the wooden bunks. This project is the closest total rebuild the museum has done to date and shows the quality of restoration members can do. Page 3 Shop workers are currently painting the ex ORM 2034 to MKT Green and Yellow and will number it with the one of the unused numbers for switchers the MKT had. A number of people have scraped, sanded and wire brushed to get the unit ready for paint. Hopefully the unit will come out of the shop during May. A former Conoco Tank car is in front of the Murray Shop for repair, cleaning and painting. It is the oldest of the four tank cars the museum has. The wooden blocks under the tank portion of the car will need attention along with the wooden running boards. The mechanical crew volunteer members will be working over the brake system. The car will be part of movie trains, available for photo day's if and when we have them and other needs. In the shop, work continues on the 643 Steam Engine which is looking better each weekend. Repairs to the domes have been made and are now back and being installed. The smoke box door has been re-installed but will need some adjusting. The cab seats have been repaired and seat boxes are being finished. The engine will need to be cleaned and painted. As you can see, there is a lot of activity at your museum. We hope you can stop by and help out. We also are always in need of volunteers to greet our many visitors. Karl Stevens could use some help in the model train car. To volunteer, contact the museum office Tuesday through Saturday at We hope to see you at the museum. The Rock Island Caboose Interior is nearing completion. ORM hosted a NARCOA Motor Car trip Saturday, April 11 on the Wichita, Tillman and Jackson Railroad (WT&J) in Southwest Oklahoma. This line is the old MKT line that one time ran from Wichita Falls, TX to Keyes, OK at the end of the Oklahoma Panhandle. There were 14 unitis set on at Grandfield, Oklaoma. The WT&J is a well maintained railroad and continues to improve the track. It was a great day with no rain and partly cloudy skies. The trip was from Grandfield to Altus and we appreciate ORM member Ron Roman for assisting in the turning of cars on Park Land Street in Altus. All turning was completed and cars returned to Frederick for a late lunch break. The trip was enjoyable for all and the railroad Motorcar trip report by Drake Rice guides were really great. The trip mileage was approximately 98 miles and there were no mechanical issues. All units were clear of the rail by 5:10 pm. The next Motor Car Run will be two Heartland sponsored trips, one on the Stillwater Central on May 30th out of Stillwater, OK and the other on the SKO out of Independence, Ks to Ochelata, OK on June 30th. There will be a Rail Partners Trip on the Blacklands Railroad on June 20th and 21st out of Greenville, Texas. This is also a very nice trip. For more information go to the Rail Partners Website.
4 Page 4 the Dispatcher 2015 NCAA Women's College World Series This event is a major fund raiser for your ORM. Please consider volunteering to help. There will be multiple duty periods on most days. A copy of Anne s schedule is shown below. Notice that on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday there are multiple shifts. We need a total of 12 volunteers for each shift. Six will be at Adventure Station and six at I-35 South and North lots. Once the I-35 north lot is full, the crew will move to the I-35 south lot. This is not a tough assignment and volunteers have a fun time. Please review the days and shift times in the two charts below. After choosing as many shifts and days as you can help call Anne Tuesday through Saturday to sign up. Anne will schedule you in the lot where you are needed. If you prefer a specific lot she will try to schedule you there. I can t emphasize enough how important this event is to your ORM yearly budget. Editor Gary pick a day[s] and shift[s] and call Anne at to schedule or her at: annem@oklahomarailwaymuseum.org pick a day[s] and shift[s] and call Anne at to schedule or her at: annem@oklahomarailwaymuseum.org Harry Currie will manage the I-35 lot. Stan Hall will manage the Adventure Station lot. Drinking water provided Have fun and help your ORM! pick a day[s] and shift[s] and call Anne at to schedule or her at: annem@oklahomarailwaymuseum.org pick a day[s] and shift[s] and call Anne at to schedule or her at: annem@oklahomarailwaymuseum.org Many of the folks who attend have done so for years. Some of our volunteers have become acquainted with the guests. WCWS softball fans our great, especially when they park in our lots
5 the Dispatcher Page 5 Congratulations Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cook Grooms cake was a replica of locomotive Bob spent many hours working on the restoration. On March 28th, 2015, at 2:00 pm, there was a long time member and dedicated volunteer among us that went from single to married. Robert D. Cook and Anna M. Hunter were united in a beautiful ceremony at Living Faith Church in Moore, OK. The bride was escorted down the isle by her Grandson, Jesse Satterlee. The groom's best man was his son, Thomas Cook. Many of O.R.M. members attended the festivities, which included an ice cream bar at the reception. The groom's cake was a sight to behold as it was fashioned after CF The happy couple rode by train to San Diego, CA, for their honeymoon where they visited Sea World, Model Railroad Museum and the San Diego Zoo. photo provided Bridesmade Ms Joyce Hall, Mrs. Anna Cook, Mr. Robert Cook and best man Thomas Cook On behalf of the ORM members Congratulations Mr. & Mrs. Cook. We wish for you good health and great happyness. Bob is a long time member of the ORM. He was chairman of the first DOWT event. Bob is involved helping with most restoration and maintenance projects. On train operaton days he is the dispatcher. Anna Cook at Fort Worth on the way to San Diego photo Robert Cook Bob Cook at the LA train station photo Anna Cook
6 Page 6 the Dispatcher State Fair Hand Car Restoration and Rebuild photos by Eric Dilbeck More photographs to show the condition of the hand car when received and during the restoration process Bunny ride day April 4th Anne Murray Chilton had the easter bunny spirit Two year old Sawyer Latham with dad Brad. This was Sawyer s first train ride. Sawyer already has tickets for DOWT.
7 the Dispatcher Page 7 ORM Depot Store The Oklahoma Railway Museum, Ltd. (ORM) has items available for both children and adults at the Depot Store. These include baseball caps, polo shirts, t shirts, lapel pins, and coasters. Funds raised by donations for these items support the Museum projects. The Depot Store, located inside the Oakwood Depot on the Museum grounds, is open during regular Museum hours 9 am to 4 pm on the first and third Saturday operation days of each month April through August. The store is also open for special events. Become an ORM Member 2015 ORM MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION: New Membership Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 Line 4 Renewal Membership (begin Jan 1st) Date $36.00 per year Individual Membership in the Oklahoma Railway Museum, Ltd. (spouse included) Pro-rated dues $3.00 per month $30.00 per year Individual Senior (age 65 and up) (spouse included) and Individual Student (full time student) Membership in ORM Pro-rated dues $2.50 per month Order Form Engraved Platform Bricks Cost is $50.00 per brick. Up to a maximum of 4 lines with 16 letters and spaces per line Purchaser s Name Phone No. ( ) Engraved Platform Bricks More than one platform brick can be donated to the Museum and you can make copies of the attached form. Mail completed forms with checks or money orders to: ORM, 3400 NE Grand Boulevard, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma If you have any questions call Thursday or Fridays. $ Lifetime Membership Send your application and dues to: Oklahoma Railway Museum, Ltd NE Grand Boulevard Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Name Address City State Zip Code Phone Fax Cell Phone E Mail AIR HORNS to be exhibited at membership picnic There will be an exhibition of air horns again this year. If you have air horns please bring them for exhibit and demonstration. Air will be provided. Crosstie Donations Friends and families of ORM continue to make donations for crossties, equipment and facilities on the Museum property and on the leased track. If you want to make a donation to purchase a crosstie, a donation of $50.00 will help purchase a new crosstie. You can donate a crosstie in recognition or in memory of someone. All donations should be made out to the Oklahoma Railway Museum Ltd. Please note on the check what the donation is for, mail to: ORM Ltd., 3400 NE Grand Boulevard, Oklahoma City, 73111
8 Oklahoma Railway Museum, Ltd NE Grand Boulevard Oklahoma City, OK membership picnic June 13th free train ride free food bring your family bring your air horns RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED Page 8 the Dispatcher TIMETABLE Any changes to the following information or articles for the Dispatcher, should be directed to the Editor, Gary Githens, (e mail: githens@cox.net). For information on upcoming programs, contact Larry Dodd dodd@airosurf.com). Oklahoma Railway Museum (ORM) Open Thursday, Friday and Saturdays from 9:00 A:M: until 5:00 P:M. except on major holidays ORM Train Rides - First and third Saturdays April through August at 9:15 A.M, 11:15 A.M, 1:15 P.M. and 3:15 P.M. ORM Board Meetings Last Thursday each month at ORM, Oklahoma City 7 pm. Oklahoma N Rail For information, call Rick Inselman, 405/ Central Oklahoma Garden Railroad Society [COGRS] Contact information: Steve Lemcke (405) steve.lemcke@att.net or Marshall Douglas (405) or Steve Kamm (405) skamm@college.occc.edu Passenger Rail Oklahoma A grassroots advocacy organization. Meets every Saturday and Sunday morning an hour prior to the arrival of the Heartland Flyer in Norman. The depot opens at 7:50 am. Contact Evan Stair at sfrr@aol.com, 405/ , or 517 Claremont, Norman, OK Depot volunteer opportunities are available. Oklahoma S.W. Division NMRA 2nd Saturday each month, 1 pm, Goldman Room, Kirkpatrick Center, Jim Heidon, President Yukon s Best Railroad Museum Thursday/Saturday/Sunday and by appointment. Located 1 block north of Main and UP tracks in Yukon. Call John Knuppel, 405/ , for times and information. OUT OF TOWN Waynoka Station/Waynoka Historical Society 202 South Cleveland, Waynoka Call Sandie Olson, 580/ Notice: They need help with their model railroad layout. If you could help some call Sandie. Curtis Hill Rendezvous Rail Fan Event May 15,16, 17 Watch and photograph trains from Tangier to Waynoka with emphasis on train watching on Curtis Hill. Lunch at Waynoka Historical Society on Saturday. Some folks come for all 3 days and others just Saturday. Visit web site The website has track maps, area maps with rail fan hot spots, lodging information, etc. The event has a face book page. Contact Duane Koss at dak507@plateautel.net.
9 Oklahoma Railway Museum, Ltd NE Grand Boulevard Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Museum Information Contact us-thursday and Friday. We have someone to answer your questions Our museum is open every Thursday, Friday, & Saturday 9:00am to 5:00pm. Admission to the museum is free. The Museum is an outdoor museum and MAY BE CLOSED for inclement weather or when the temperature is below 40 F. Find us From I-35 North take the NE 36th St. exit, at the stoplight on NE 36th turn left and go west about 1/2 mile. At the stoplight for Grand Blvd turn left for about two blocks, we are on the left at NE 34th St. Regular Trains Train Rides are scheduled the First and Third Saturdays of the month from April through August. The trains leave the Station at 9:15 AM, 11:15 AM, 1:15 PM and 3:15 PM. Ticket Price is $12 for Riders 13 years old and up, $5 for Riders from 3 to 12 years old, Children under 3 are free when carried on adult lap. Special Trains Thomas the Tank Engine will be here on September 25, 26, 27 and October 2, 3, 4, We recommend that tickets be purchased in advance. All Tickets are $16 on the Friday Trains. These leave the Station every 50 minutes starting at 9:50am All Tickets are $18 on Saturday and Sunday Trains. These leave the Station every 50 minutes starting at 9:00am Halloween Train October 31, 2015 Tickets $12, $5.00 children from 3 to 12 years old. Children under three are free on lap of parent The trains leave the Station at 9:15 AM, 11:15 AM, 1:15 PM and 3:15 PM. Smiley O Riley the Clown will be here. This is for Children, no scary stuff. Christmas Train December 19 and 20, 2015 Tickets $15 Children under three are free on lap of parent The trains leave the Station at 9:00, 10:30, noon, 1:30 and 3:00 on Saturday. and 1:30 and 3:00 on Sunday. Santa Claus will be here, hot chocolate, candy canes, songs and more fun. Birthday Parties We offer you two unique venues to host a birthday party. You supply the cake, presents and the guests while we supply tables and chairs. Also included are paper engineer hats and a rail safety activity book. We have a 1921 wooden caboose which can accommodate up to 25 people and a 1921 Party coach which can accommodate up to 60 people Time and date must be held with a 50% deposit. The balance is due day of the party. Birthday Party package options and membership information next page
10 Birthday Party package options Package One includes one hour and fourty five minutes for the party and an approximate 40 minute train ride for 20 guests on historic railroad passenger cars. Additional train tickets can be purchased for $5.00 each. The train rides are available on the schedule for regular trains above. The costs are: Birthday Caboose: $ (includes $50.00 refundable security deposit) Party Coach: $ (includes $50.00 refundable security deposit) Package Two is one hour and fourty five minutes for the party without a train ride. This package is available throughout the year on most non-operating Saturdays. The costs are: Birthday Caboose: $ Party Coach: $ (includes $50.00 refundable security deposit) Bookings and date/time availability are available on our website - org -and can also be made with our party coordinator Chuck Shinn. He can be reached at or by -chuck@oklahomarailwaymusem.org Membership -Membership benefits include: Two free train rides on regular run days (Does not apply to Day Out with Thomas, Halloween and Christmas trains) ed copy of the ORM newsletter The Dispatcher Member Picnic and train ride Memberships are available at the following rates: Regular Membership $36 per year (spouse included) Senior Member (age 65 and up) $30 per year (spouse included) Student Member (Full-Time Student) $30 per year [these are prorated if you join during the year]. Lifetime Member $500. If you wish to join the National Railway Historical Society, dues are an additional $50.00 per year. This organization s due are not prorated. Note: Events, dates, times and charges subject to change without notice.
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