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Re: (erielack) Erie 2547

Bob LeMassena has a deask in the Colo RR Museum Library and is there most 
days. Library number is 720-279-4591. Hours he is there are Tues thru Friday 
12-4.

While ahrd of hearing and having sight problems Bob loves to talk 
locomotives and related technology. His prime interest is DL&W / Rio Grande 
large "modern" steam. While his slide and negative collection seems to be 
dispested to the winds, he usually can recall any specific shot very well. I 
would say his interests and knowledge of DL&W and Erie operations is 
limited, as it is in freight and passenger cars. He lived in NJ as a teen 
ager in the 1920s and was a student at Stevens Insitute, worked at Bell 
labs, and moved to Colorado some time in the 40s.

Chuck Yungkurth
Boulder CO

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From: <Hhaines_@_aol.com>
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Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2007 1:08 PM
Subject: Re: (erielack) Erie 2547


> Just saw Bob in Golden Colorado (Sep 13, 2007). Maybe someone  else has
> answered this, but I am just getting to my email at home after the  trip.
>
> If I recall, the "diamond" number board was listed in  Carleton's "Erie
> Lackawanna Story" for select engineers, not just the order of  the red 
> spot. There
> was also a shot of a Class G-15 with a similar number board,  but earlier.
>
> H Haines
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