AT&SF Conductor George Burton is tending the stove in his caboose on a frosty March morning in 1943. Those stoves were important to crews as they provided not only the obvious need for heat in the caboose, but also for keeping a pot of hot coffee available, and a means by which to cook a meal. Photo by Jack Delano.
very cool
Thanks,
Kinda reminds me what I saw often growing up. Gives you an Idea of my age. lol
I do remember the cast stoves in use.
America did always make stuff to last.
later Gator.
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