S
SDP45
Guest
- Thread Author
- #1
Courtesy of Darrin Nelson.
Darrin says:
"Waterville native Alan Loebsack, stands on a stack of wooden grain doors to get a better vantage point of the train arriving in Douglas. He and his cousin David Loebsack, had the foresight to capture the train during its final year of operation. One this day, they chased the train from WIthrow all the way down to the tunnel at Douglas Creek Falls. Photo from the spring of 1984. A year later the line would be closed."
Darrin says:
"Waterville native Alan Loebsack, stands on a stack of wooden grain doors to get a better vantage point of the train arriving in Douglas. He and his cousin David Loebsack, had the foresight to capture the train during its final year of operation. One this day, they chased the train from WIthrow all the way down to the tunnel at Douglas Creek Falls. Photo from the spring of 1984. A year later the line would be closed."
