NW-Mailing-List Digest, Vol 117, Issue 21 Transportation research and impact on society library

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I would say the Hagley Museum and Library in Wilmington, Delaware, is geared to what you describe best. 
Al Kresse 

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Today's Topics: 

   1. Y6a is hibernating (NW Mailing List) 
   2. Re: Railroads in natural resource buffer zones (NW Mailing List) 
   3. 611 in the news (NW Mailing List) 


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Date: Sun, 25 Jan 2015 11:58:58 -0500 
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Subject: Y6a is hibernating 
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Hi to the list.  Watched my 12 year old grandson's basketball game 
Saturday; team came from 
12 down to win by 3.  Close enough to the St. Louis MOT to pay a visit. 
 #2156 has not moved 
an inch since I was last there.  No word; no rumors; didn't want you to 
think I had forgotten. 
Expected the move last fall (as we all did).  I resume my tour guide 
services in March.  My 
camera is charged and ready. 

Jerome Crosson; formerly NJ, now residing in St. peters MO. 




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Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2015 14:17:26 -0500 
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Subject: Re: Railroads in natural resource buffer zones 
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Hi Warren, You might want to consider the Eastern Regional Coal Archives: 
http://craftmemorial.lib.wv.us/Coal%20Archives.htm 

Jerry Kay, Portsmouth, VA 

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> I am undertaking research on railroads and their social and economic 
> impact in natural resource buffer zones (zones with or near considerable 
> natural resources) focusing on the central Appalachian mining areas of West 
> Virginia.   And also trying to determine if there is a museum or 
> documentation center which would want to receive my already very 
> considerable book and document collection on this subject, when I finish my 
> own intended publications.   I also have considerable material for a 
> comparative study of the Costa Rican-Panamanian border area and am 
> identifying a possible third comparative region in Chile.  I will be 
> Amtraking from Miami to New England in March, and would like to visit the 
> museums and documentation collections which have the most information on 
> this subject and/or might be most interested in receiving my collection, 
> and will greatly appreciate suggestions or recommendations in this regard. 
> 
> After working in 39 countries for the United Nations, teaching in 22 
> universities and residing several decades in Costa Rica, much of my work in 
> transport, I have become quite concerned about the dominant paradigms of 
> the international organizations regarding investments in transport 
> infrastructure and services, and wish to make a critical analysis of the 
> historical impact of this public and private investment. 
> 
> Warren Crowther 
> 
> warren13 at racsa.co.cr 
> 
> Costa Rica 
> 
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WDBJ7 did a nice report on the 611 restoration. 

http://www.wdbj7.com/video/the-611-is-on-track-to-return-in-late-spring-or-early-summer/30931486 

Ron Davis 


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