Seaboard Air Line , Norfolk Southern, Southern Railway at Raleigh, NC (1952)

#2A - Raleigh NC Railway Yards (NS, SAL, SRR) 3-1952 Large outline print copy

Raleigh, NC Railroad Yards Diagram Map, (image: 18" X 36") mailed in a tube.
(March 1952) Seaboard Air Line , Norfolk Southern, Southern Railway
Print Size: 18 X 36 width (1.5 X 3)

These prints are great for the Railroad Enthusiasts and modelers interested in the old railroads from the 1950's in Raleigh, North Carolina. How it was in the days long gone. This was the time of the diesel era and the steam locomotives were being phased out then. These prints can be framed, hung on the wall of your railroad club room or anywhere framed or not.

 

#2B - Raleigh NC Railway Yards (NS, SAL, SRR) 3-1952 Large outline print copy

Raleigh, NC Railroad Yards Diagram Map, (March 1952)
Seaboard Air Line , Norfolk Southern, Southern Railway

Print Size: 24 X 42 width (image: 14" X 36") mailed in a tube.

These prints are great for the Railroad Enthusiasts and modelers interested in the old railroads from the 1950's in Raleigh, North Carolina. How it was in the days long gone. This was the time of the diesel era and the steam locomotives were being phased out then. These prints can be framed, hung on the wall of your railroad club room or anywhere framed or not.

14 X 16 Framed Example Below:

Raleigh's Smokey Hollow:
Smokey Hollow was a low lying area between the Seaboard Air Line Yard and the (old) Norfolk Southern Yard. There were a few homes down in this area, then populated by mill and railway workers. It takes its name from the way smoke from the steam locomotives plus the wood and coal stoves used to heat the shotgun houses would lay down in the hollow. There was even a baseball fiels down there called Devereaux Meadow located across Peace Street from Smokey Hollow.