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444 A.E. Brown Railroad Materials Box Folder 444 A.E. BROWN RAILROAD MATERIALS BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION DATE Dispatcher's orders in volumes: 1 2 volumes 1902; 1928 16 vol. incl. slows 1942 15 vol. 1943 2 19 vol. incl. slows 1943 18 vol. 1944 3 21 vol. incl. slows 1944 11 vol. 1945 4 3 vol. 1946 28 vol. 1947 13 vol. 1951 2 vol. 1952 2 vol. 1953 5 4 vol. 1955 4 vol. 1956 18 vol. incl. slows 1957 5 vol. incl. lineup 1958 9 vol. 1959 6 36 vol. incl. slows 1959 7 40 vol. 1960 8 20 vol. 1960 9 41 vol. 1961 10 38 vol. incl. slows 1961 Big Spring to Sierra Blanca 8 vol. 1962 11 29 vol. incl. slows-Eastern 1962 Division; Baird to El Paso; Baird to Sierra Blanca; Red River; Rio Grande; 1 Eunice Carbon Black Loading; Train Orders; 1st, 2nd, and 1955 3rd Sub-Divisions 1957-1960 26 vol. 12 2 vol. 1965 Baird to Sierra Blanco West End 1 vol. 1965 11 vol. incl. slows 1966 6 vol. incl. slows 1967 North End 12 vol. incl. 1972 Brinkley-Texarkana-Shreveport Brinkley-___________ North Jct. -Brinkley Texas 13 15 vol. 1958 Burlington Lines Train Dispatcher's Orders 1 vol. 1944 Louisiana & Arkansas 2 vol. 1946 19 vol. incl. slows 1960 1 vol. 1966 Missouri Pacific R.R. 14 Monthly time book 1 vol. 1920-1964 Train & Enginemen's Call Register 4 vol. 1975 6 vol. 1976 Form 1552: 3 vol. 1961-1963 Operator's Record Book: 2 vol. 1934-1944 2 Box 15 Loose Train Orders 1 KCS Train Orders (1) 1940-1966 2 KCS Train Orders (2) 1929-1971 3 Burlington Northern Train Orders 1931-1979 4 Missouri Pacific Train Orders 1930-1970 5 La. & Northwest R.R. 1947-1953 6 Texas & Pacific 1928-1933 7 Texas & Pacific 1932-1963 8 Texas & Pacific 1950-1971 9 Illinois Central System 1931- 1932 10 St. Louis Southwestern Railway Lines 1965-1980 Box 16 Loose Train Orders 11 Southern Pacific Train Orders 1969-1981 12 Southern Pacific Train Orders 1932-1964 "Royal Scot" October 21, 1933 Pres. Hoover's Train November 11, 1932 13 Miscellaneous Railroads A-C 14 Miscellaneous Railroads D-F 15 Miscellaneous Railroads G-J 16 Miscellaneous Railroads L-M 17 Miscellaneous Railroads N-P 18 Miscellaneous Railroads Q-T 19 Miscellaneous Railroads U-Y 20 Miscellaneous Railroads (unidentified) 1931-1977 21 Miscellaneous Railroads (out of country) Boxes 17 and 18 were consolidated with Boxes 15 and 16 above. Therefore, Boxes 17 and 18 no longer exist. 3 Box 19 Train orders (old) 120 Anniston and Atlantic Railroad 1889 121 Central Vermont Railroad 189_; 1895 122 Delaware, Lackawanna & Western 1902 Railroad Co. 123 The Huntingdon & Broad Top 1912-1916 Mountain Railroad & Coal Co. 124 International-Great Northern 1903-1937 125 KCS-Port Arthur Route 1900-1916 126 Lehigh Valley Railroad 1908 127 Louisiana & Arkansas 1902 128 " 1910-1911 129 " 1912 130 Long Island Railroad 1917 131 Michigan Central Railroad Co. 1895-1909 132 Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railway 1890 133 Missouri-Pacific Railway Co. 1893 134 Northern Pacific Railroad 1893; 1901 135 Pennsylvania Railroad Co. 1892-1919 136 Santa Fe 1921 137 St. Louis, Arkansas & Texas Railway 1890 138 Southern Pacific Co. 1923 139 Texas & Pacific Railway Co. 1893-1907 140 " 1895-1914 141 " 1901-1909 142 " 1914-1918 143 Texas Central Railroad Co. 1910 144 Toledo & Ohio Central Railway Co. 1915 4 145 Union Pacific Railway 189_; 1916 145A Missouri Pacific Lines 1948 Telephone Directory San Antonio, Texas 146 Miscellaneous incl. Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf 1894 Railroad's Way-bill Agent's stubs (4) 1896 Well's Fargo receipt 1908 147 Miscellaneous: La. & Ark. Railway Bill of Goods 1911 Messages: re Dry Prong 1911-1912 The Co-Operative News 1928 148 Miscellaneous: Texas & Pacific Railway Co. Conductor's List of cars 1907 Clearance order 1909 Receipts 1917 149 Texas & Pacific- Telegrams 1903-1909 150 The Kansas City Southern Railway Company Pass Circular; 1902 Schedule for locomotive engineers 1906;1907 Trip Passes Rules and Instr. for Dispatchers 1954 Rate sheets u.d. 150A KCS-Newsfolder (3) 1952,1955,1956 151 Anniston & Cincinnati Railroad Co. Messages 1907 Cars Forwarded 1909 152 Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad Co. Port Arthur Route, annual report 1889 152A La. Railway & Navigation – Letters(2) 1905 153 St. Louis Southwestern, annual report 1956 5 Southern Pacific, annual report 1963 Western Pacific, annual reports 1963;1968; 1969-1970 1972 Improved Manifest Freight Service 1937 California to Southeast (1 lv.) Route and Mileage Chart in Texas 1927- and Louisiana 1934 154 Menus, pamphlets, about various railroads: 155 KCS 155A T & P 156 Bills of Lading: Texarkana & Ft. Smith Railway Co. 1899 rec. lumber from W.K. Henderson Lumber Co. Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad Co. (2) 1899 rec. lumber from W. K. Henderson Lumber Co. The Sherman, Shreveport and Southern Railway Co. 1899 rec. lumber from W.K. Henderson Lumber Co. 1899 Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Railroad Co. (2) 1899 Marshall, Timpson & Sabine Pass Railway Co. 1899 Texarkana, Shreveport & Natchez railway Co. 1901 157 Bills of Lading: Miscellaneous (5) 1915-1947 158 Freight bills: Miscellaneous 1942-1944 159 Testimonial to William Neal Deramus Nov. 9, 1959 160 Correspondence: incl. to and from 1920-1927 William Neal Deramus 161 Messages, Miscellaneous 1931-1962 162 Miscellaneous, blank forms 163 Newsclips 1956-1970 6 164 Correspondence re: A.E. Brown 1959-1978 165 Certificates: (4) issued to 1909;1910;1942 Louis C. Brown 166 Photographs: 8 x 10 (10) Steam engines, tracks, switches 1916;1920 4 x 5 (11) undated Calendars– contain A.E. Brown photos 1992-1993 167 Booklets: KCS Locomotive Dimensions (3) Sante Fe-Car and Locomotive Plan for Model Railroaders The Official Register of Passenger Train Equipment (1953) Train Dispatching 1939 St. Louis Southwestern-A History 1957 Southern Pacific – selected views – N.O., Los Angeles-ca 1919 Southern Pacific's First Century 1955 Southern Traveler’s Railway Guide 1886 Box 20 168 Maps of Texas cities: Austin 1934 Beaumont 1935 Corpus Christi 1937 Dallas 1936 San Antonio 1934 169 Baldwin Locomotive Works-specifications 1920 169A Baldwin Locomotives (3) 1927;1946 170 Illinois Central rules 1921; 1933 7 170A Illinois Central materials incl. Official List 1970 Guidelines to Safety 1966 The Inside Track (4) 1972-1975 Agreement for Protection of Employees 1972 in event of merger Illinois Central Gulf News (4) 1972- 1973 171 St. Louis Southwestern 1949 Cotton Belt Route Instructions for emptying cars 172 Rules Governing Loading Open Top Cars 1960 173 KCS-Correspondence and instructions 1900; 1927; 1943-1947 174 KCS-Correspondence and instructions 1951-1954 175 KCS-Correspondence and instructions 1955-1966 1979 176 KCS-Booklet: Officials, Agents, 1945 Stations and Mileage 176A KCS-Diagram of Turn Table, Round House and related shops, Sycamore/Maple Shreveport ,LA June 14, 1927 177 KCS-L&A: Engineers & Firemen 5th & 6th 1914 Districts-Seniority lists 1963 178 KCS-L&A: Equipment owed and leased 1959 179 T&P-Seniority List 1961;1969 180 Symbol Oil Reports 1944 180A Grand Central Terminal & New York Central Railroad Co. Bulletin Order 1932 181 Miscellaneous 8 182 A.E. Brown's journal of passing trains; 1927-1936 Packet containing pocket calendars from Cotton Belt Route and a T&P Pullman key Box 21 Messages and Telegrams 1 vol. 1923-1926 Train orders and messages outstanding 1943-1944 Lucas Station KCS-L&A-Time sheets of dispatchers Nov. 1942 Feb. 1945 TRAIN MOVEMENTS St. Louis Southwestern 3 vol. 1966-1967 Missouri Pacific 1 vol 1932 Port Arthur Route 3 vol. 1929 KCS 1 vol. 1943 Cotton Belt 1 vol. 1946 1966 Train register, Shreveport, East,West 1974-1976 9 Box 22 PUBLICATIONS (Box 22 Contents revised January 22, 2008) Gulf to Rockies, The Heritage of the Fort Worth-Denver Colorado and Southern Railways, 1861-1898 by Richard C. Overton 1953 Steam Passenger Service 1967 Directory, 2nd annual KCS Newsfolder – April 1953 KCS Annual Report – 1963 Railway Age – KCS Article – June 25, 1979 The Kansas City Southern Magazine – July 1929 Cotton Belt – Historical Sketches of Early Railroading Days - 1961 Serials with articles related to local subjects (Cotton Belt, Reader RR, DeGolyer, KCS, T&P, etc.): Railroad Magazine (9) 1954-1970 Trains Magazine (3) 1962-1977 Trains Magazine – Primarily devoted to T&P 610 February 1978 Booklet containing article on Reader RR 1964 Mo Pac News – article on Reader RR August 1966 Box 23 has been consolidated with Box 22 and no longer exists ON SHELF Official Guide of the Railways & Steam Navigation Lines of U.S. 1961 Index to an unidentified railroad manual prepared by S. A. Watson (contains an extensive list of railroad subjects) - undated 10 ON SHELF STATION RECORDS OF TRAIN MOVEMENTS KCS-Deramus Yard Feb. 1957-May 1957 Oct. 1957-July 1959 Aug. 1959-Dec. 1960 1960-1961 Jan. 1971-Dec. 1971 Jan. 1973-Dec. 1973 Jan. 1974-Oct. 1974 DISPATCHER'S RECORD OF MOVEMENT OF TRAINS KCS : 4th & 5th District Shreveport, La. Jan.-Feb. 1955 4th & 5th Sub-Div. Shreveport, La. March 1955 Sept. 1956 July 1958 Nov. 1959 May 1960 6th & 7th Sub-Div. Shreveport, La. Jan.-April 1955 Nov. 1959 May 1960 1st Sub-Div. Pittsburg, Kan. Sept. 1956 May 1960 Northern Division-1st District Nov. 1959 Northern Division-2nd & 3rd Sub-Div. Nov. 1959 May 1960 Southern Division-7th District DeQuincy, La. June-Dec. 1944 Feb.-June 1945 TEXAS & PACIFIC : Red River Div. Shreveport-Alexandria April, 1966 Red River Div. Ft. Worth, Texas April, 1966 11 Rio Grande Div. Ft. Worth, Texas April, 1966; Dec. 1966 STATION RECORD OF TRAIN MOVEMENTS TEXAS & PACIFIC : Eastern Division, Marshall, Texas Jan.-June 1954 Oct. -Dec. 1954 Jan.-Mar. 1958 Jan.-Mar.
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