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Re: Photo collections you would like to see more of?
Author: 1stcajon
Date: 02-11-2015 - 12:07
George Andrews Wrote:
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> -- Blair Koostria & Art Jacobson, for their work
> on the last days of Milwaukee Road Lines West.
> -- Warren Wing, for all his NorthWest images as
> well as the James Turner collection he acquired.
> -- Doug Harrop, John Signor, & Tom Dill for their
> images Behind the Windshield while working for
> Espee.
> -- Jim Frederickson & Martin Burwash, for their
> images of the Washington Cascade Passes in the
> snow.
> -- Gordon Glattenberg, for his images of old
> Highway 99 over The Grapevine, & old Route 66
> through Cajon Pass. I won't be able to attend
> Winterail this year, however I'm guessing his show
> will be Railroad - oriented ( duh ). There was
> once a Highways website that had posted some of
> his Grapevine shots, but I can no longer find the
> site.
> -- Keel Middleton, J. Parker Lamb, Bob Yanosey, &
> J.J. Young Jr., for their specific railroad &
> geographic areas of coverage.
Hey George how about your gazillion slides? You should be able to do a book on just about every US RR!
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> -- Blair Koostria & Art Jacobson, for their work
> on the last days of Milwaukee Road Lines West.
> -- Warren Wing, for all his NorthWest images as
> well as the James Turner collection he acquired.
> -- Doug Harrop, John Signor, & Tom Dill for their
> images Behind the Windshield while working for
> Espee.
> -- Jim Frederickson & Martin Burwash, for their
> images of the Washington Cascade Passes in the
> snow.
> -- Gordon Glattenberg, for his images of old
> Highway 99 over The Grapevine, & old Route 66
> through Cajon Pass. I won't be able to attend
> Winterail this year, however I'm guessing his show
> will be Railroad - oriented ( duh ). There was
> once a Highways website that had posted some of
> his Grapevine shots, but I can no longer find the
> site.
> -- Keel Middleton, J. Parker Lamb, Bob Yanosey, &
> J.J. Young Jr., for their specific railroad &
> geographic areas of coverage.
Hey George how about your gazillion slides? You should be able to do a book on just about every US RR!
