Model T's & the Kansas City Southern Railroad
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Model T's & the Kansas City Southern Railroad
I recently acquired a large group of ancient (1910's to 1930's) negatives from the Kansas City Southern Railroad. These were once part of the railroad's files and are generally photos of railroad structures and the like. The Ford Model T manages to show up in some of the photos, so I thought I would share them here.
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Re: Model T's & the Kansas City Southern Railroad
Very nice. Thank you, Sir.
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Found a few more -
Notice that the same two gentlemen and their car show up in the Switch Shanty & Yard Office photos. Perhaps the photographer was with them.
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Notice that the same two gentlemen and their car show up in the Switch Shanty & Yard Office photos. Perhaps the photographer was with them.
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Found another one;
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Re: Model T's & the Kansas City Southern Railroad Part 4
Negative is fairly degraded, but still kind of a neat photo.
Kansas City Southern Bunk House, Fullerton, Kansas
Kansas City Southern Bunk House, Fullerton, Kansas
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A couple from Joplin, Missouri;
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Re: Model T's & the Kansas City Southern Railroad
I always wonder if they survived.
Just found one.
Just found one.
The past is a great place and I don't want to erase it or to regret it, but I don't want to be its prisoner either.
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Very cool to see the Decatur Arkansas depot and shed still with us!
Here are a couple more I found today, both from Neosho, Missouri;
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Here are a couple more I found today, both from Neosho, Missouri;
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Re: Model T's & the Kansas City Southern Railroad
Over to the left, first photo, like the bike in the back of the truck. Maybe belong to the kid running messages from the telegraph office.
I know the voices aren't real but damn they have some good ideas!
1925 Cut down pickup
1948 Ford F2 pickup

1925 Cut down pickup
1948 Ford F2 pickup
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Not a Model T this time but a bit of Model T era advertising in the form of a Champion Spark Plugs billboard from Siloam Springs, Arkansas.
Building is the railroad depot's "Coal House", used to store the coal supply for the depot stoves.
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Building is the railroad depot's "Coal House", used to store the coal supply for the depot stoves.
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