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Andy Zukowski posted GM&O Railroad Depot at Roodhouse, Illinois. Photo by H. H. Bregstone of St Louis.
James Roady: my Father worked as a telegraph operator/train dispatcher for many years here. as a kid I played in the 3 story safe Contained within his office at the west end of the building, under the cupalo. arson was suspected IC railroad collected insurance. |
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| James Roady commented on Andy's post |
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Dennis DeBruler commented on James' comment Was it the rectangle that was between the tracks and next to the roundhouse or the rectangle that was north of the little yard? 1937 aerial photo |
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Richard Fiedler answered Dennis' question I believe it’s in the left wye with the roundhouse to it’s back. I copied this Sanborn fire map from a post about Roodhouse from a few years ago in this group.
James Roady: richard you are correct |
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| Jim Butler commented on Dennis' comment |
The 1937 aerial photo above confirms that the roundhouse had a flat side.
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Andy Zukowski posted Chicago and Alton Railway Depot in Roodhouse, Illinois. 1907 |
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Gulf Mobile & Ohio Railroad Depot in Roodhouse, Illinois. Photo Taken on July 28, 1968 by Wesley L. Hammond Kendel Robinson: This is where it splits or did St. Louis, Kansas City Springfield right?
Stan L. Maddox: Kendel Robinson yes. In this photo, the line to Godfrey and points south is on this side, the Jack Line to Jacksonville and Bloomington is on the opposite side, and the turret points toward Kansas City. |
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Larry Candilas commented on Andy's post MP 237.2 Western Division; here's where it was fairly new in 1907 |
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John Forsting commented on Andy's post Stan L. Maddox: John Forsting suspicious circumstances and timing, as I recall. |
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