Tennessee Valley RR Museum Pics from September 30, 2011

Chattanooga, TN

	TVRM 8996 ALCO RSD-1.
	Hartford and Slocomb 913 ALCO RS-1.
	CN 4-6-2 built 1919.



	Central of Georgia 349 4-4-0 is a 1891 Baldwin.
	TVRM's Grand Junction station sits next to one leg of a wye.


	We were the first to arrive this day to find TVRM GP7 1829 doing to shifting. They took this RDC1 to the Soule Shop at the other end of the line.
	Here's TVRM 1829. Notice the switcher trucks.
	TVRM has four display tracks at their Grand Junction station.
	We were surprised to hear Southern #630 coming into the wye with the train this day. Here she is backing around the wye with the 3-car train.
	Pulling into the station. That's an NS main line in the background.
	Stopped at the station.
	Aerisyn GE 25-tonner.

	Baldwin VO-1000 in the background.
	#630 hangs out at the turntable.
	Southern locomotive crane.
	#630 is waiting for a signal from the conductor. She'll then take a spin on the turntable.
	#630 pulling onto the turntable.
	Taking a spin.
	TVRM's East Chattanooga station.
	The caboose we rode in.
	This former NS GP38 was originally a Tennessee, Alabama & Georgia engine..
	TVRM 610 hangs out under the pole barn.
	#630 is ready to go back to Grand Junction.
	A look inside the TVRM Soule shop. That's #4501 in the background.


	TVRM's second RDC. Both are former B&O.
	4501's tender.
	Former CSX business train F7B.
	Former Central of Georgia ALCO RS-3.
	Our conductor checks his watch.
	ALCO cab and hood section on a flatcar.



	We returned to Grand Junction to find the Southern 2594 GP30.


	#630 crossing Tunnel Blvd.