Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History Archives and Library. Wallace Haywood Collection MS , P & LB2010.

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1 Southern of Civil War and Locomotive History Archives and Wallace Haywood Collection MS , P & LB Provenance: Wallace Haywood donated this collection to the Southern Archives and in Single photocopies may be made for research purposes for a small fee. Permission to publish materials from this collection must be obtained from the Director of /Archives. Dick Hillman, Daniel Pete and Sallie E. Loy processed these items in Description: This series consists of locomotive rosters, rule books, maps, magazines, railroad books, photographs, track profiles/charts and blueprints. Descriptions are representative samples in the collection and not detailed entirely as to their contents. Description: MS Box File Contents: Booklets, pamphlets, flyers, etc Booklet: A.B. & C Railroad Agreement Governing Working Conditions Entered into Between the Atlanta, Birmingham and Coast Line Railroad Company and its Train Dispatchers as Represented by the American Train Dispatchers Association. Effective December 1, Booklet: The Baker Locomotive Valve Gear manufactured by the Pilliod Company, Swanton, Ohio. Vol. 1, January Pink index card with notes taped to front of booklet Booklet: Development of the Electro-Pneumatic Brake for High Speed Control by Charles A. Campbell. Paper presented at the Air Brake Association Atlantic City, N.J. June 17-18, Circular No. 96, The New York Air Brake Company, New York, N.Y. June 1, 1937

2 3 12 Booklet: High Speed Rail Service: Its Problems and Perplexities presented before the November 16, 1933 meeting of The Southern & Southwestern Railway Club Atlanta, Ga. By L.K. Sillcox, Vice President of New York Air Brake Co Booklet: International Correspondence Schools Serial 201, Edition 2. No. 8 ET Locomotive Brake Equipment by J.W. Harding, Director, School of Steam Railroads Edition Booklet: International Correspondence Schools Serial 642A (Part 1), Edition 1. No. 8 ET Locomotive Brake Equipment. Circa Cover missing Booklet: International Correspondence Schools 642B (Part 2), Edition 1. No. 8 ET Locomotive Brake Equipment by J.W. Harding, Director, School of Steam Railroads Booklet: Report of Tests of Compound Locomotives on the Northern Pacific Railroad, Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad, Western Maryland Railroad, and Norfolk and Western Railroad. Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, U.S.A. Circa Booklet: Two-page advertisement of the South Carolina Canal and Rail Road Company s service between Charleston and Hamburg. Originally appeared in the 183 issue of Miller s Planters and Merchants Almanac, Charleston, S.C. This piece was a memento of Southern Railway s Convention Steam Specials to Charleston, S.C., Sept. 4 and 7, Booklet: Southern Railway Company Rules and Regulations and Schedule of Wages: Engineers and Fireman. In Effect May 1, Booklet: Superheater vs. Supercharger- Factors Influencing Steam or Diesel Locomotive Selection. Georgia School of Technology, Booklet: Time in the Transport Aspect. Georgia School of Technology, Booklet: Description of Vauclain Compound Locomotives, With Suggestions for Conducting Simple Fuel Tests. Baldwin Locomotive Works. Philadelphia, Pa. Circa Brochure: Seaboard System Railroad company brochure. Undated Card, promotional: 100 H.P. Diesel Road Switching Locomotive designed and built for Clinchfield Railroad by Electro-Motive Division, General Motors, LaGrange, Illinois. Picture painted on one side and specifications on the back. copies Card, promotional: Atlanta, Birmingham and Coast Railroad Co.: Route of the Dixie Flagler and the Dixieland. A B C= A

3 Business Convenience printed along right side Flyers: The New Georgia Railroad. Three different versions. 1) Maroon in color, labeled The New Georgia Railroad 2) Maroon in color, unlabeled. 3) Blue in color, labeled The New Georgia Railroad Excursion Rides All are undated. Governor of Georgia, Joe Frank Harris ( ), appeared as Chairman of the Georgia Building Authority, who operated this short lived railroad Flyer: Railroad Wilmington, North Carolina. Undated Flyer: One Sixteenth Scale Model of Southern Railway System s P-S4 Pacific Type Steam Locomotive. Undated Form: Atlanta and West Point Rail Road Company, The Western Railway of Alabama, and Georgia Railroad Standard Train Order Blank for 19 Order. 2 copies Form: Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. Conductor s Handled and Delay Report. Form 303 (Rev. 6-62). 3 copies Form: Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Telegram/Traingram. Form copies Form: Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Company Mileage Register, blank. Form 37-A Rev copies Form: Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Company Time Return and Delay Report of Engine Employees in Road Service and Deadhead Claims for All Service. Dated Filled out by W.H. Haywood, Engineer. Form 148-A 3 12 Form: Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Company Time Return and Delay Report of Engine Employees in Road Service and Deadhead Claims for All Service. Dated Filled out by W.H. Haywood, Engineer. Form 148-A 3 12 Letter: W. V. Murrow to Mr. J.L. Wilson, Asst. Supt. of the Georgia Railroad dated May 22, 1967 from Social Circle, Georgia. Resignation letter after 62 years of loyal service Poster: Southern Railway poster titled South Carolinians have been making history for 300 years. In 1830, they made railroad history. Description: MS Box File Contents: Locomotives Rosters, Rule Books and Maps Locomotive Rosters 3 13 Card: SCL Locomotives Roster. Office of AVP-E

4 3 13 Card: SCL Locomotives Roster. Office of AVP-E. Jacksonville, FL, Includes information on SCL Locomotives on Order for 1980 and Family Lines Locomotives Number Series Card, laminated: SCL and L&N Locomotives Rosters. Office of CMO, Jacksonville, FL, Card: SCL and L&N Locomotives Rosters. Office of CMO, Jacksonville, FL, copies Booklet: SCL/L&N- The Family Lines Rail System Mechanical Department Condensed Roster of Locomotives. January 1, Office of Chief Mechanical Officer Booklet: SCL/L&N- The Family Lines Rail System Mechanical Department Condensed Roster of Locomotives. February 1, Office of Chief Mechanical Officer Booklet: Seaboard System Railroad Mechanical Department Condensed Roster of Locomotive. August 1, Office of Chief Mechanical Officer. Rule Books 3 14 Book: Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company Rules of the Operating Department. Effective November 1, Book: Central of Georgia Railway Company Operating and Maintenance Rules. Effective September 1, Booklet: Interstate Commerce Commission, Bureau of Locomotive Inspection- Laws, Rules, and Instructions for Inspection and Testing of Steam Locomotives and Tenders and Their Appurtenances. United States Government Printing Office, Washington: Booklet: Interstate Commerce Commission, Bureau of Safety- Rules, Standards, and Instructions For Installation, Inspection, Maintenance and Repair Of Automatic Block Signal Systems Interlocking Traffic Control Systems Automatic Train Stop, Train Control and Cab Signal Systems And Other Similar Appliances, Methods and Systems Effective October 1, Book: Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Company Operating Rules. Effective September 1, Booklet: Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Company Safety Rules for Train, Engine and Yard Employees. Effective Sept. 1, copies Booklet: U.S Department of Transportation Railroad Freight

5 Car Safety Standards. Federal Railroad Administration, Office of Safety. September Booklet: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Railroad Administration, Office of Safety- Code of Federal Regulations 49, Part 232: Railroad Power Brakes and Drawbars. Published August 17, Effective October 1, Maps 3 1 Map: CSX Transportation System Map. 1999, Rand McNally. 3 1 Map: Georgia Railroads. 198, Georgia Department of Transportation. Description: MS Box File Contents: Magazines, Magazine: Atlantic Coast Line News: Western Division. June, 192. Some of the articles included are: Railroad Crossing Talladega, Ala. Safety Day and Florida Ranks 13 th in Cattle World Magazine: Atlantic Coast Line News: Thanksgiving Greetings. November, 192. Some of the articles included are: The Mail Goes Through: Cub Scouts Visit Railway Post Office, Use These Precautions In Fight Against Polio, Today s Sleeping Car Represent Last Word in Travel Comfort, and These Accidents Didn t Have to Happen! 4 17 Magazine: L& N: Division by Division. Published by the Public Relations Department Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company. Undated Magazine: SCL News (Seaboard Coast Line Railroad): The Atlanta Division in this Issue. Vol. 4/No. 2, March-April Magazine: SCL News (Seaboard Coast Line Railroad: The Spirit of 76. Vol. /No. 4, July-August Magazine: The Bicentennial Story of the Southern Railway: Out of the Past and Into the Future Magazine: TIES: The Southern Railway System Magazine, Volume 16, January 1962, Number 1. Some of the articles included are: That Future Generations May Know (Southern Locomotive # 1401), A Railroad Station for Ghost Town, and The IBM 1401-New Tool for Southern Magazine: TIES: Man on an Iron Road: The Story of Horatio Allen and the South Carolina Canal & Rail Road

6 Company. Reprinted from TIES, the Southern Railway System Magazine, as a salute to South Carolina s Tricentennial year. Dated , during W. Graham Claytor, Jr. s Presidency of Southern Railway Magazine: TIES: Southern Railway System; Volume 26, Number 1, January-February, Some of the articles included are: The Colonel feeds hungry engine (Colonel Sanders from Kentucky Fried Chicken fame), Southern steam: saga of success, Bureau of Explosives: a vital railroad agency, and Southern cares about POW s and MIA s. Description: P Box File Contents: Photographs Southeastern United States (CSX Predecessors): ACL, L&N, C&O, etc 4 18 Photograph: Atlantic Coast Line Locomotive No Savannah, Georgia Photographer unknown Photograph: Car retarder operator watches car pass through one of group retarders in classification yard at new Boyles Yard of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. Date unknown. Stamped on reverse Adv. & Publications Dept., Room 1007, L & N Bldg., Louisville, Ky Photograph: Looking down the throat of the master retarder at the new Boyles Yard of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. Date unknown. Stamped on reverse Adv. & Publications Dept., Room 1007, L & N Bldg., Louisville, KY Photograph: Aerial view of Fitzpatrick Yard at Russell, Ky Photograph: Republic Steel Corporation Locomotive No. 297 with tender. Location unknown. Possibly Birmingham. Stamped on reverse N.R.H.S., 128 Hann Drive, Birmingham 1, Ala. Central of Georgia 4 19 Photograph: Central of Georgia Streamliner Nancy Hanks, II passing assembly plant of Ford Motor Company at Hapeville, Georgia. Photograph by Edgar Orr. Dated Photograph: Central of Georgia track at mile post Birmingham District marked by automatic searchlight signals at the end of the passing track at Hassett, Ala. Date unknown Photograph: Nancy Hanks, II with Diesel locomotive 801 passing Man o War on tracks of Central of Georgia Railway four miles out of Atlanta. July, Stamped on reverse- Lane Bros. Photo News Service, Atlanta, GA. Southern Railway

7 4 20 Photograph: Southern Railway Locomotive No. 837 with men standing in front of it on roundtable at Valdosta, Georgia. Dated April 3, Photograph: Switching engines feeding empty refrigerator cars to loading points at Southern Railway System s banana pier at Charles, S.C. Sou-732. Undated Photograph, copy: large Macon Terminal Station Time Table No., Effective December 16, 1949 behind glass. Location unknown. Taken with a camera and time stamped Description: MS Box File Contents: Railroad Stickers 4 21 Stickers (3): Think Safety. Gainesville Midland Railroad Company logo in center. Lettering is in black and background color is orange. Square in shape with sides measuring each 2 ½ inches Sticker: L&N window decal. Lettering is in white as well as two borders with the rest colored in red. Rectangular in shape with width measuring 3 ¾ inches in length and 2 /16 inches in width Sticker: Southern Railway Serves the South. Circular logo with lettering in green and background color is yellow. Measures about 7 ½ inches in diameter Sticker: The West Point Route. Oriented as a diamond with lettering in white as well as a thin border. Rest of sticker is colored orange. All four sides measure 2 inches. Description: MS Box File Contents: Track Profiles, Charts and Blueprints 22 Chart: A. & B. Construction Co. Progress Profile, Chief Engineer s Office Miles Inclusive (# 6). Undated. Estimated to be about 22 in length. 22 Charts: Dispatcher s Record of Movement of Trains for Atlanta, Birmingham & Coast Railroad Company (Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company). 11 total Birmingham Division Time Table No., April 3 rd, 193. Manchester, GA. Birmingham Division Time Table No., April 4 th, 193. Manchester, GA.

8 Birmingham Division Time Table No. 24, January 11, Manchester, GA. Brunswick Division Time Table blank Brunswick Division Time Table 30, January 1, 194. Brunswick Division Time Table 30, January 1, Brunswick Division Time Table 30, March 1, Brunswick Division Time Table 30, March 16, Brunswick Division Time Table 30, March 17, Brunswick Division Time Table 30, March 18, Brunswick Division Time Table 30, October 4, Photocopies: A.C.L. R.R. Condensed Profile Waycross to Montgomery. Revised to Jan. 1, 198. Incomplete, profile ends at Thomasville, GA. 22 Bound material: A.C.L. R.R. Condensed Profile, Waycross- Atlanta, Manchester-Birmingham and Alma-Sessoms. Undated. 22 Chart: Showing Birmingham, Ala. Terminals. Undated. 22 Map: L&N- Map of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad and Connections. United States Map on reverse. Rand McNally & Company. June Chart L. & N. R.R. CO. Map Showing Tracks & Facilities of Various Railroads in vicinity of Boyles Boyles, Alabama. Office: Assistant Engineer, Birmingham, Ala., May 28, Chart: Station Map of Seaboard Air Line Railway Co. Birmingham Terminal, Station to Station Office of Valuation Committee Norfolk, Va. June 30, (V.1-Ala./L-3/S-1b.) 22 Chart: Station Map of Seaboard Air Line Railway Co.

9 Birmingham Terminal, Station to Station Office of Valuation Committee Norfolk, Va. June 30, (V.1-Ala./L-3/S-1a.) 22 Chart: Seaboard Air Line Railway Condensed Profile Atlanta to Birmingham; Drawing No. ; Office of Chief Engineer, Norfolk, Va.; September 11 th, Blueprint Diagram: Showing Maximum Authorized Passenger Train Speeds And Curve Data- Howells to Birmingham. Dated Marked on reverse as Old S.A.L. Track Info. *S.A.L. = Seaboard Air Line 22 Photocopies: S.C.L. R.R Condensed Profile Dupont, GA. To Highsprings, GA FLA. Revised to January Bound material: S.C.L. R.R Condensed Profile Monroe, N.C. to Birmingham, Ala. Revised to January 1, 197 and Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Company Condensed Profile Howell s Yard Atlanta, Georgia to Terminal- Birmingham, Alabama. Revised to January, Description: LB (Stored in s ) Location Contents: Books Adventures of Alf Wilson: A Thrilling Episode of the Dark Rebellion by John A. Wilson, a member of the Mitchell Railroad Raiders. Published by Continental Book Company, Marietta, GA. New Materials Copyright Atlantic Coast Line: The Diesel Years by Warren L. Calloway. Published by Withers Publishing, Halifax, Pennsylvania Atlantic Coast Line Passenger Service: The Postwar Years by Larry Goolsby. Published by TLC Publishing, Inc Central of Georgia Railway Album by W. Forrest Beckum, Jr. and Albert M. Langley, Jr. Published by Union Station Publishing Civil War Railroads & Models by Edwin P. Alexander. Published by Clarkson N. Potter, Inc./Publishers, New York Pictorial Handbook of Military Transportation: Operational Photographs of the U.S. Army Transportation Corps, European Theater of Operations by the U.S. Army Transportation Corps. Published by Technical Information Office, Office of the Chief of Transportation, Paris. Dated 1 August 194. Rails Through Dixie: A Classic Album of Southern Railroading by John Krause with H. Reid. Published by Gold

10 West Books, San Marino, California. 196 Seaboard Coast Line & The Family Lines Railroad: , A CSX Predecessor by William E. Griffin, Jr. Published by TLC Publishing,Inc Some Classic Trains by Arthur D. Dubin. Published by Kalmbach Publishing Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Southern Steam Specials by Ron Ziel and Mike Eagleson. Printed by The C.F. Wood Company Inc., Bloomfield, N.J Tracks Across America: The Story of the American Railroad by Leonard Everett Fisher. Published by Holiday House/New York The West Point Route: The Atlanta & West Point Rail Road and The Western Railway of Alabama by Robert H. Hanson. Published by TLC Publishing Inc. 200