Submitted by
Name: Dan Clussman
From: Orig: Meehan Station on the GBW - now: Sioux Falls, SD.
E-mail: dclussman@yahoo.com
Name: Dan Clussman
From: Orig: Meehan Station on the GBW - now: Sioux Falls, SD.
E-mail: dclussman@yahoo.com
Comments:
Greetings:
Great website! I have spent several hours on the site,
and thanks for the great memories of the line. Growing up @ Meehan Station allowed me to daily see or photo the
great Alcos on that jointed line. My brother and I could
hear GBW trains coming by the horn as it Xed @ County Road F - and would wait for the house to rattle, rumble
and creak as the multiple units made their way at night, back toward Green Bay. My favorite: 312 the Homer E. McGee. A great unit. Thank you.
Admin reply: Thanks for sharing your memories!
Greetings:
Great website! I have spent several hours on the site,
and thanks for the great memories of the line. Growing up @ Meehan Station allowed me to daily see or photo the
great Alcos on that jointed line. My brother and I could
hear GBW trains coming by the horn as it Xed @ County Road F - and would wait for the house to rattle, rumble
and creak as the multiple units made their way at night, back toward Green Bay. My favorite: 312 the Homer E. McGee. A great unit. Thank you.
Admin reply: Thanks for sharing your memories!
Added: September 8, 2012
Name: Robin
From: Appleton/Neenah, WI
E-mail: arel_1@msn.com
Just for the record, Colonel Caboose's dodo was Griselda, not Zelda. (Trust me--I do go back that far! I even still have the photocard he gave out to kids on his show and elsewhere!)
Admin reply: You are correct - thanks for correcting that. I've updated the Farewell, Colonel Caboose page. Apparently my recollection of Colonel Caboose is slipping as the years go by.