PMHS Publications - 1998 |
Updated: 18-OCT-2019 |
The PMHS has published a book, and issues four issues of PM Tracks magazine annually.
Pere Marquette Rails was a long-form historical publication. In 1998, the PMHS published two issues.
Number 6 | ||
Alma and Edmore in the 1950s on the C&O PMD by Don
Sywassink Don recounts his experiences with the former PM between Alma and Edmore while in college. With maps and photos. |
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Number 5 |
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Farewell Mighty Midland by Art Chavez, revised and
edited by Bob Vande Vusse A history of the carferry SS City of Midland 41, from its launch in 1941, until its conversion to a freight barge over the Winter of 1997-98. |
In the 1998 membership year, the PMHS published six isssues of PM Tracks.
November, 1998 |
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Seasons Greetings from the Staff of the PMHS A reprint of a 1940s-era greeting card from the M&NE. |
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PM 1225 Excursion by Ron Freestone Ron recounts his ride on the October 17 excursion between Owosso and Mount Pleasant, staged by the Michigan State Trust for Railway Preservation. With photos. |
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Quick-n-Dirty Models by Fritz Milhaupt The first in a series of articles on fast and easy HO models. This month's installment describes how to model the PM's 15000-series 70-ton coal hoppers. |
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Color Pictorial - Volume I- Book Review by Art Million Art reviews the newest all-color book documenting the C&O and PM in the 1940s and 1950s. |
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September, 1998 |
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PMHS Second Annual Get-Together by Ron Freestone Ron describes the August 8 get-together in Grand Rapids in an article well-illustrated with photos. |
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Gains and Losses of Ex-Pere Marquette Track by Fritz
Milhaupt A summary of track sales/abandonments and the reconstruction of the ex-PRR line from Carleton to Lincoln Yard in Detroit. |
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Color Guide to Freight and Passenger Equipment- Book Review by Art
Million Art details the PM-related photos in David Hickox's all-color book detailing C&O passenger and freight rolling stock. |
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Modeling the PM's 70-ton Switchers in HO by Fritz
Milhaupt Detailed instructions (with drawings and a photo) describing how to use a Bachmann Spectrum 70-ton switcher to model PM switchers #20-22. |
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July, 1998 |
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Pere Marquette Canadian Division by William L. Reddy A recounting of a typical run of trains #18-19 and #16-17 between Chatham and Walkerville in the 1940s. |
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Annual "Get-Together" Review - The New Sunset Valley
Oregon System A brief run-down of Dr. Bruce Chubb's presentation on his HO scale Sunset Valley, to be presented at the 1998 Annual Members' Get-Together in Grand Rapids. |
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Another ex-PM Branch Line Removed A history of the recently-removed Reeds Lake Branch. |
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The PM in Tinplate by Fritz Milhaupt A review of Lionel's six PM-lettered models. |
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Other Items of Interest A short run-down of the upcoming Bethlehem Car Company HO restaurant/lounge car, the possibility of an HO PM baggage car, the new PMHS note pads, and the upcoming Bluewater NRHS excursion from Reese to Pigeon. |
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May, 1998 |
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Years of Transition by D.C. Moore Reminiscences of several agents who served the PM during the 1950s and 1960s. |
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From the Archives - C&O Lines Magazine, July 1942 Reprints of the articles marking the passing of PM General Superintendent A.E. Badger, and R.S. Black, Superintendent of the Canadian Division, in early 1942. |
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Question of the Month A question regarding two different varieties of PM keys and their application. |
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Bowser's 70-ton Covered Hopper Car by Fritz Milhaupt A review of Bowser's new plastic HO scale ACF 70-ton covered hopper kit, now available in PM paint and lettering. |
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Grand Rapids-Chicago Mainline Two-Day Shutdown A brief recounting of the March 16, 1998 grade crossing accident that shut down the mainline for two days. |
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March, 1998 |
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Ludington's
Carferries- The Rise, Decline and Rebirth of a Great Lakes Fleet by The
Ludington Daily News- a book review by Bob Vande Vusse A review of the Ludington Daily News' limited run illustrated history of the PM /C&O/Chessie carferry fleet based at Ludington. |
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The "Berk" is Back! by Fritz Milhaupt A review of Model Expo's recently-reintroduced Rivarossi HO Berkshire in PM markings. |
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I Remember When... by Alice Nelson Don Ms. Don recounts the 1963 train-truck accident involving Train #9 at Michigan City, Indiana. |
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From the Archives- Herman E. Lake Retires A reprinting of an article from the September, 1930 Pere Marquette Magazine, commemorating the retirement of an employee ending his fiftieth year in the employ of the PM or its predecessors. |
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Bits and Pieces A note on the extension of trackage rights to allow Canadian Pacific access to the industries at Sarnia, Ontario via CSX trackage rights, a reminder that a limited number of copies of the PMHS calendar are still available, and the announcement of two HO scale PM cars- the Bowser 70-ton covered hopper (in PM paint), and the Bethlehem Car Shops' limited-run restaurant lounge car (matching PM cars Discoverer, Pilot, Triumph and Seafarer). |
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January, 1998 |
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Commentary Editor Freestone makes a request for article submissions. |
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War-Time Railroading by William L. Redding A description of several of the unique aspects of PM operations across the US-Canada border at the east end of the system during World War II. |
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The Lonely Turntable by T.J. Gaffney T.J. describes the history of the locomotive servicing facilities at Port Huron, Michigan. |
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Second Annual PMHS Meeting A brief outline of the presentations and activities scheduled for the August 8 meeting in Grand Rapids, Michigan. |
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Modeling Notes A few notes on the Pere Marquette streamliner car side kits produced by NKP Car Company, including a list of parts needed to complete the underframe details for the head-end cars. |
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