Category: Mystery Location
Most of our members can identify two people in this photo and a possible third. The fourth is a resident of this location. Name the location, town and state.
Photo forwarded by: Gary Ostlund.
Photo submitted by: Rick Bivins.
Most of our members can identify two people in this photo and a possible third. The fourth is a resident of this location. Name the location, town and state.
Photo forwarded by: Gary Ostlund.
Photo submitted by: Rick Bivins.
This mystery photo was submitted by Ricky Bivins. If you think you know the answer, be ready to submit it at the June meeting in Madisonville, Monday, June 19.
This mystery photo was submitted by Ricky Bivins. If you think you know the answer, be ready to submit it at the May meeting in Hopkinsville Monday, May 15.
Here is a mystery photo sent in my Ricky Bivins. No clues included. Send your location entries to me at billtrainthomas@gmail.com, or call me at 270-339-9482. Leave a message if I can’t answer. – Bill Thomas
There is no submission for this feature this month. If you have a “spot” you’d like to submit, please do so. Get a photo that does not reveal the location. If you have an old photo but it contains the location, drop it off at Coldwell Banker Terry & Associates, 1096 North Main St, Madisonville, and I will scan it, then return the photo to you. I can “fuzz” out the identity if necessary. Please put your photo in an envelop clearly marked with my name, your name, phone number, email, etc. Mona Forker, our receptionist will put it in my mail box.
Located somewhere on the Henderson Sub, this NYC Caboose has been sitting for a few years without moving.
Take your best guess! Submitted by Jim Pearson
Touching on our discussion topic last month, seen here is an L&N depot in Kentucky. Do you know where?? Take your best guess! – Submitted by Donny & Betty Knight
Remember that guesses will be taken at meeting time and thrown into a hat. The first name drawn with the correct answer will get first pick of the items that are up for raffle.
Take your best guess! – Submitted and photo by Jim Pearson
This is the old station sat on trackage running from Gracey, KY to Clarksville, TN. The station was finally torn down early this year.
The initial railroad was the Indiana, Alabama and Texas Railroad and later the L&N. The line was built in the 1850’s and abandoned in 1934.
Submitted by Chuck Hinrich
Photo by Chuck Hinrich
Remember that starting this month, guesses will be taken at meeting time and thrown into a hat. The first name drawn with the correct answer will get first pick of the items that are up for raffle.
This depot is located on a branchline that began in Madisonville and headed west, but never left the state of Kentucky. This line handled passenger trains regularly with baggage, mail and the works, plus considerable freight and lots of coal and farm products since it serviced a big livestock area. The line started in 1882 and then the tracks were removed from the Madisonville area roughly 35 years ago.
Submitted by Wally Watts and Photo By; Thomas Bryan
E-mail your guesses to Matt at info@westkentuckynrhs.org
The first correct guess will be revealed at the meeting on March 17th!
