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To Railroaders Everywhere:
The Evergreen Chapter of Morse Telegraph
Club in Tacoma, WA has launched a
project for 1992 which should interest
railroaders everywhere.
We are interested in your story or stories of
railroad experiences. AnV aspect of railroading is welcome. . am
railroad. Please write up an interesting experience, in your own
words funny, scary, or whatever. Lots or unusual things
happened to us all during about 1915 until now. Now is your
Chance to tell about them. We are compiling a book of these
experiences, and will have it professionally printed. We need your
stories.
We will need to know what railroad or telegraph company that
you worked for about what year your story took place and where.
What kind of work you did, and any pictures of yourself or
pertaining to railroading that we could borrow. it would be
interesting to know how you happened to go railroading.
If writing isn’t your style, maybe taping a story would make it
easier for you. Let’s not let the history we lived pass on with us.
Let’s tell about it. If you tape it send it to me. I’ll write it up for
you.
Hope to hear from you.
Pacific Railroad.
Ruth Trueblood Eckes
35603 Military Rd S.
Auburn, WA 98001 5%;
Phone: (206) 927-3910 7
I’m a former telegrapher for the Northern
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To Railroaders Everywhere:
The Evergreen Chapter of Morse Telegraph
Club in Tacoma, WA has launched a
project for 1992 which should interest
railroaders everywhere.
We are interested in your story or stories of
railroad experiences. AnV aspect of railroading is welcome. . am
railroad. Please write up an interesting experience, in your own
words funny, scary, or whatever. Lots or unusual things
happened to us all during about 1915 until now. Now is your
Chance to tell about them. We are compiling a book of these
experiences, and will have it professionally printed. We need your
stories.
We will need to know what railroad or telegraph company that
you worked for about what year your story took place and where.
What kind of work you did, and any pictures of yourself or
pertaining to railroading that we could borrow. it would be
interesting to know how you happened to go railroading.
If writing isn’t your style, maybe taping a story would make it
easier for you. Let’s not let the history we lived pass on with us.
Let’s tell about it. If you tape it send it to me. I’ll write it up for
you.
Hope to hear from you.
Pacific Railroad.
Ruth Trueblood Eckes
35603 Military Rd S.
Auburn, WA 98001 5%;
Phone: (206) 927-3910 7
I’m a former telegrapher for the Northern
.« a v l“ ' a».
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