David W. Salter Collection

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1 Southern Museum of Civil War And Locomotive History Archives & Library David W. Salter Collection Virginian Railway Photographs MS P Provenance: The David W. Salter Collection consists of 47,021 items including railroad related photographs, negatives, slides, timetables/schedules, maps, posters, books including Official Guides, correspondence and model trains of various scales. The family of the late David W. Salter donated his collections to the Southern Museum in May Single photocopies are available for research purposes only for a nominal fee. A list of applicable fees can be found on our website and then click on Duplication of Services Fee Schedule. Sallie Loy, Richard Hillman, Daniel Pete and volunteers processed these photographs in Description: This series consists of photographs of various Virginian Railway steam locomotives. The Virginian Railway s line ran between Deepwater, West Virginia to Norfolk, Virginia and operated from Descriptions are representative samples in the collection and not detailed entirely as to their contents. Box File Photographs: Virginian Railway Photographs Unidentified steam freight train pulled by engine at undisclosed location Photo # 6665 Steam Engine No. 5,0-8-0 at undisclosed location Class: TA Built by: Baldwin Locomotive Works, 1910 Photo #

2 Steam Engine No. 100 at undisclosed location Type: 3 Unit Electric Class: EL3A Built by: ALCO Westinghouse, Photo # 6667 Steam Engine No. 210, at undisclosed location Photo # 6668 Steam Engine No. 210, 4-6-2, eastbound fast freight, west of Suffolk, Virginia on April 14, 1951 Photo #s 6669 & photographs, same image, different Steam Engine No. 212, 4-6-2, eastbound passenger train at Norfolk, Virginia Photo # s 6671 & photographs, same image, different Steam Engine No. 212, 4-6-2, eastbound passenger train at Norfolk, Virginia in April, 1951 Photo # 6673 Steam Engine No. 212, passenger train leaving Main over to N.S. to Union Station at Tidewater Junction, Norfolk, Virginia on April 14, 1951 Photo # 6674 Steam Engine No. 212, 4-6-2, empty passenger train enroute to yards at Tidewater Junction, Norfolk Virginia in April 1951 Photo #d 6675 & photographs, same image, different Steam Engine No. 212, 4-6-2, westbound passenger train west of Suffolk, Virginia in March, 1951 Photo # 6677 Steam Engine No. 212, 4-6-2, eastbound passenger train at Kilby, Virginia on March 25, 1951 Photo #

3 Steam Engine No. 212, 4-6-2, empty passenger train enroute to yards at Norfolk, Virginia in April, 1951 Photo #s 6679 & photographs, same image, different Steam Engine No. 212, eastbound passenger train at Norfolk, Virginia on April 14, 1951 Photo #s 6681 & photographs, same image, different Steam Engine No. 214, westbound passenger train, west of Suffolk, Virginian (near Kilby) in May, 1951 Photo #s 6683 & photographs, same image, different Steam Engine No. 447, at undisclosed location Photographer: C. C. Grayson, Rail Photos Photo # 6685 Steam Engine No. 462 Type: Class: MC er Built by: Baldwin Locomotive Works, 1912 Photo # 6686 Steam Engine No. 505, eastbound freight at Suffolk, Virginia on March 25, 1951 Photo # 6687 Steam Engine No. 505, eastbound freight near Suffolk, Virginia in April, 1951 Photo #s 6688 & photograph and 1 postcard, same image Steam Engine No. 506, eastbound at Kilby, Virginia on March 10, 1951 David W. Salter stamped on reverse side of photograph Photo # 6690 Steam Engine No. 506 westbound freight, west of Norfolk, Virginia in May,

4 Photo # 6691 Virginian westbound train of empty coal hoppers returning to the mines. Power is No. 508, 2-8-4, BA. Photo made west of Suffolk, Virginia near Kilby on March 10, 1951; 1:30 PM; Estimated speed 35 mph. Photo # 6692 Steam Engine No. 509, westbound freight train, west of Suffolk, Virginia in April, 1951 Photo # 6693 Steam Engine No. 509, westbound freight at Kilby, Virginia on March 25, 1951 Photo # 6694 Virginian Eastbound Coal Train Steam Engine No. 506, a that is very similar to C&O s 2-8-4s. Photo was made west of Suffolk, Virginia at Kilby in March, Photo #s 6695 & photographs, same image Steam Engine No. 508, westbound empty coal train at Kilby, Virginia on March 10, 1951 Photo #s 6697& photographs, same image, different Steam Engine No. 517 Type: Mallet Class: AC Built by: Baldwin Locomotive Works, 1910 Scrapped in 1933 Photo # 6699 Steam Engine No. 610 Type: Mallet Class: AF Built by: Baldwin Locomotive Works, 1921 Out of service in 1936 Photo #

5 Steam Engine No. 700 Type: Class: XA Built by: Baldwin Locomotive Works, 1916 Photo # 6701 Steam Engine No. 702, at undisclosed location Built by: ALCO in 1919 as USRA Rebuilt in Photographer: C. C. Grayson, Rail Photos Photo # 6702 Steam Engine No. 802 Type: Built by: ALCO, 1918 Photo # 6703 Steam Engine No. 900, eastbound coal drag at Kilby, Virginia on March 25, 1951 Photo #s 6704 & photographs, same image, different Steam Engine No. 900, eastbound coal drag at Kilby, Virginia on March 25, 1951 Photo Postcard # 6706 Steam Engine No. 902, westbound empty coal train at Norfolk, Virginia in April, 1951 Photo # 6707 Steam Engine No. 902, at Norfolk, Virginia in April, 1951 Photo #s 6708 & photographs, same image, different Virginian Class AG No. 902 has a string of empty Battleship gondolas enroute from Sewalls Point back to the mines. The train is crossing the Elizabeth River at Norfolk, Virginia in April, Photo #

6 Steam Engine No. 907, westbound coal empty, east of Suffolk, Virginia in May, 1957 Photo # 6711 Steam Engine No. 907, , westbound freight on April 4, 1951 at Magnolia, Virginia Photo # 6712 Steam Engine No. 907, at Norfolk, Virginia Photographer: C. C. Grayson, Rail Photos Photo #