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Ira Slotkin
Member # 81
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I have a wall calendar that notes today as Railroad Day in the US. Anyone heard of this before? Doesn't say who/ designated it as such.

No poem yet.

Ira
 
Henry Kisor
Member # 4776
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I have no idea who designated today as Railroad Day, but let's celebrate it anyway. Hell, let's celebrate it 24/7/365!
 
smitty195
Member # 5102
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The first annual National Train Day was May 10th of this year. I've never heard of Railroad Day. In checking Google, there was a Railroad Day in DC back in March......
 
smitty195
Member # 5102
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And there is apparently an annual Railroad Day in Montana (23rd annual for them) tomorrow with a parade.

My calendar says today is "Andy Day". Oh wait, I wrote that on there. [Wink]
 
Gilbert B Norman
Member # 1541
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Galesburg IL has a "Railroad Days" fest each year, including an open house at the BNSF yards and shop (photography permitted). Such is quite a "mecca" for the railfan community in these parts, and is always the last weekend of June.
 
Jarrod
Member # 4318
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Which calendar was that listed on?!
 
Ira Slotkin
Member # 81
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Jarrod:

Autonomedia: Radical Heroes for the new Millenium Calendar. That and more at www.autonomedia.org


I read it before heading out each day to do battle with the empire. Just as the submariners slapped the photo of Betty Grable (sp?)in 'Run Silent, Run Deep' as they passed it on the way to their battle stations. I think that was the film. Burt Lancaster and Clark Gable.

Ira
 
Gilbert B Norman
Member # 1541
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It is, Mr. Slotkin

Starz (Retro) aired "Run Silent Run Deep" last Sat evening.
 



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