David W. Salter Collection

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1 Southern Museum of Civil War And Locomotive History Archives & Library David W. Salter Collection Photograph (Prints) Collection: Steam & Diesel Locomotives AB&A Railroad AB&C Railroad Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad Atlanta & West Point Railroad P Provenance: The David W. Salter Collection consists of 47,021 items including railroad related photographs, negatives, slides, timetables/schedules, maps, posters, books including Official Guides, correspondence and model trains of various scales. The family of the late David W. Salter donated his collections to the Southern Museum in May Single photocopies are available for research purposes only for a nominal fee. A list of applicable fees can be found on our website and then click on Duplication of Services Fee Schedule. Sallie Loy and volunteers processed these papers in Description: This series consists of photographs and postcards, black and white, ranging in size between 3 ¼ x 2 ¼ 8.5 x 10 in diameter. Included in this series are the AB&A, AB&C, Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic and Atlanta & West Point Railroads, dating Descriptions are representative samples in the collection and not detailed entirely as to their contents. Box File Contents Photographs (Prints): AB& A Railroad Steam Locomotive 1 1 Photograph: AB & A Hudson and a Pacific on No. 40 at Chatham, New York, undated, photography by Ralph E Hallock, Jr. Photo # Contents Photographs: AB &C Railroad Steam Locomotives

2 1 2 Photographs: AB & C Railroad 2 Photographs 1) AB&C No. 79 Dixie Flagler, undated Photo # 2 2) AB&C Dixie Flagler operated over the Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad to Evanston, Illinois Photo # 3 L & N to Nashville NC&StL to Atlanta AB&C to Waycross ACL to Jacksonville FEC to Miami Cordele, Georgia 1942 (Note on reverse side: Photo AB&C between Atlanta & Waycross Georgia 1 3 Contents Photographs (Prints): Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad Steam Locomotives 1 3 Photographs/Postcards: Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad Steam Locomotives 2 Postcards 1) Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic No.73, Ten Wheeler Type at Atlanta, Georgia, June Built by Baldwin Locomotive Works Photo # 4 2) Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic No. 73, Ten Wheeler Type at Atlanta, Georgia, June 1916, stamped on reverse side: K.E. Schlachter, Piermont, N.Y. Photo # Photographs: Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad Steam Locomotive No. 22, Six Wheeled Switcher stamped on riverside side: K.E. Schlachter of Piermont, N.Y, undated Photo # Photographs: Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad Steam Locomotives 2 Photographs 1) Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic No. 23, American Type Photo # 7 Undated 2) Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic No. 23, American Type with passenger car Photo # 8 Undated 1 3 Photographs: Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic No. 82, Ten Wheeler, undated Photo # Photographs: Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic No. 85, Ten Wheeler, undated Photo # Photographs/Postcards: Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic No. 101, Ten Wheeler Type at Fitzgerald, Georgia, May 23, 1924 Cylinders: 23x28 Drivers: 63 B.P. 185 lbs. Weight on drivers: 146,800 lbs. Total Weight: 186,200 lbs.

3 Builder: Baldwin Locomotive Works, April 1906 Construction No T.P Original: Atlantic and Birmingham No. 1603, Old No. 68 later ACL 7101 with stamp on reverse side: Joseph Lavelle, Woodside L.I., N.Y. - Photo # Photographs/Postcards: Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic No. 117 at Fitzgerald, Georgia, May 23, 1924 Builder: Baldwin Locomotive Works built in August 1907 Original A&B No To AB&A No. 85,117 To AB&C No. 117 To ACL No Photo # Photographs: 2 Photographs 1) Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic No. 1520, Ten Wheeler Type, near Brunswick, Georgia about 1920 from the Oscar Kimsey Collection Photo # 13 Undated 2) Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic No Postcard Photo # 14 Undated 1 4 Photographs/Postcards (Prints): Atlanta & West Point Railroad Steam Locomotives 1 4 Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad No. 427, Mikado Type steam engine - Photo # Postcard: Atlanta & West Point Railroad No. 201, Switcher Credit: Denver Public Library, Western History Department - Photo # Postcard: Atlanta & West Point Railroad Postcard addressed to Sam Appleby from Wiley M. Bryan dated march 9, Photo of New Georgia Railroad, Atlanta & West Point Railroad s No. 29 Courtesy of Howard L. Robins, Photographer - Photo # Postcard: Atlanta & West Point Railroad No. 271, Ten Wheeler Type Credit: Denver Public Library, Western History Department - Photo # Postcard: Atlanta & West Point Railroad No. 280, Pacific Type - Photo # Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad No. 201, Sixwheeled switcher type with cut of cars, Atlanta, Georgia to NC&StL Hills Park Yard, September 26, 1946 Photography by: W. T. Reid, Jr. - Photo # Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad No. 210, Sixwheeled switcher type - Photo # Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad No. 280, Pacific type at Atlanta, Georgia, Photo # Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad No. 280 at Atlanta,

4 Georgia, Photo # 23 Mikado type at Atlanta Terminal, September 1, 1947 Cylinders: 27x32 Drivers: 63 BP: 200 Weight: 337,000 lbs. T.P Built by: Baldwin Locomotive Works, 1944 Photograph by: W. T. Reid, Jr.- Photo # 24 Mikado type with train No. 38 nearing Atlanta, Georgia, March 4, 1946 The Crescent Photograph by: W. T. Reid, Jr. -Photo # Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad unidentified engine and train -Photo # Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad No. 290, Pacific type at Fairburn, Georgia, August 1952 Cylinders: 27x28 Drivers: 74 B.P.: 200 lbs. Weight: 303,500 lbs. T.P lbs. Built by: Lima, Photo # Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad No Photo # Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad Copy of painting by Betty Tone of Atlanta & West Point No. 290 (17x24 inches) based on photo of charter run, 3 May 1992, on old Seaboard Belt Line near North Decatur Road, Atlanta, Georgia Photograph by James G. Bogle, Atlanta, Georgia -Photo # Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad unidentified Pacific type -Photo # Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad No. 290 at Stone Mountain, Georgia after run from Atlanta with New Georgia Railroad train, February 24, 1990 Photograph by: James G. Bogle Photo # Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad No. 290 at Stone Mountain, Georgia after run from Atlanta with New Georgia Railroad train Photograph by: James G. Bogle, Atlanta, GA, Photo # Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad No. 425, Mikado type -Photo # Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad No. 427, Mikado type at Atlanta, Georgia Class: F

5 Builder: Lima, Photo # 34 Mikado type at Atlanta, Georgia, June Photo # Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad 2 Photographs 1) Atlanta & West Point Railroad No. 430, Mikado type at Atlanta Joint Terminal, September 1, 1947 Cylinders: 27x32 Drivers: 63 BP: 200 lbs. Weight: 337,000 lbs. T.P lbs. Built by: Baldwin Locomotive Works Photo # 36 2) Atlanta & West Point Railroad No. 430 at Lee Street Crossing at Atlanta on September 27, Photo # Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad 2 Photographs 1) Atlanta & West Point Railroad No. 430, Mikado type at Atlanta Terminal, Atlanta, Georgia, March 4, 1946 Cylinders: 27x32 Drivers: 63 B.P. 200 lbs. Weight (engine alone): 337,000 lbs. Tender Weight: 18 tons Built by Baldwin Locomotive Works, 1944 Photo # 38 2) Atlanta & West Point Railroad No. 430, Mikado type, March 4, 1946 Photo # Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad 2 Photographs 1) Atlanta & West Point Railroad No. 430, Mikado type at Atlanta, Georgia, September 27, 1946 Photo # 40 2) Atlanta & West Point Railroad No. 430, Mikado type Photo # 41 Mikado type at Atlanta Joint Terminal Yards, Atlanta, Georgia, June 1946 Photo # Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad (West Point Route) Train No. 31, the Atlanta, Georgia to Montgomery, Alabama local Passenger, Mail and Express. On this day borrowed Georgia Railroad No. 255, a Class P Pacific type, was doing the honors as the train splits the semaphores south of Newnan, Georgia. Photo taken February 28, 1946 at 3:30 PM. Estimated speed 70 mph. Photo by David W. Salter Photo # Photographs/Postcards (Prints): Atlanta & West Point Railroad Diesel Locomotives 1 5 Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad (West Point Route) Train No. 38 The Crescent, Diesel No. 554 in lead (A-A) two units north of Hogansville, Georgia, October 1959 at 11:30 AM, estimated speed 60 mph. Photo by David W. Salter Photo #44

6 1 5 Photographs: Atlanta & West Point Railroad Diesel No. 571 Photo # 45