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I recently visited the Carolina Southern Railway in Conway today. I saw their streamlined City of Myrtle beech observation car. What I found odd is in stead of having lightweight trunks. It had heavyweight ones. Also on the property were three cabooses, one office car(In ACL colors), two heavy weight coaches, and three locomotives, #100, #3617(looks like it is ex Gulf & Ohio shortline company), # 4002( same scheme of 3617). They also had a baggage car with AAPRCO reporting marks. If you guys ever go to Myrtle beech you should stop by (best on a sunday when no one is there). They also have a ton of old box cars, but I didn't check those out because you would have to walk between the idling locomotives. I'm going to try to post the pictures in a few weeks.
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Went back, yesterday. You can go anytime, as long as you ask the guys in the station. The inside of the station is pretty nice. Totally recommend it.
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