"FALLEN FLAGS" FRIDAY

Frisco fans, sorry it took so long:

left: OKC engine house lead.  D Townsend photo

right: The Oklahoman has just left OKC Union station and is Tulsa bound.  credit unknown

Pennsy

My Great Northern Geep

                                                      FLAGS ended with CR .............

Not only is the Pennsy gone, but so is Marx.

Some more Great Northern, This time in the Big Sky Blue livery

My layout's primary road is the Pennsylvania.  However, it has an interchanged track with the Southern Railway.  Here is my Atlas SR F3 heading to the pumps after dropping off its cars.

A fallen flag from my young adulthood....Conrail, BV Tower, Hamburg, N.Y.

And one I worked for, early in my career....Allegany Railroad, Northern Timberlands, PA.

Here some fallen flags from my layout.

NYO&W Class E 4-6-0 Brooks 1911 

Flags that have fallen.

                                                                     PRR #1409

Always loved this livery:

Peter

New York Central and Wabash

Cigar band:

...or, lightning stripe....both are gorgeous!

Peter

PAUL ROMANO posted:

NYO&W Class E 4-6-0 Brooks 1911 

You did hear the crumbling yet majestic O&W station in Middletown is now slated for the wrecking ball? A shame but it's beyond saving when building inspectors don't even want to step foot inside.

....and I can't have New York Central pics without one from "the old Put" ......

Peter

Fallen flags are the best railroads! Here's a timeless scene along the Western Maryland's Thomas Subdivision, which ran deep in to the forests of the mountain state from Elkins west from Cumberland. 

NYC R2 Box Cabs

Rode this guy today what a thrill

TomB posted:

PAUL ROMANO posted:

NYO&W Class E 4-6-0 Brooks 1911 

You did hear the crumbling yet majestic O&W station in Middletown is now slated for the wrecking ball? A shame but it's beyond saving when building inspectors don't even want to step foot inside.

 The O&W Middletown station should have been on the register of historic places to prevent it's demise. What a shame............

I found a great photo of the Wabash P-1 here .  TGIF!

This little giant bookends with the Frisco post: