“The Right Way” Vol. 9, No. 3, Mailed to Members

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CGV09N3The July–September 2005 issue of The Right Way, the Central of Georgia Railway Historical Society’s official publication, was mailed to members on Thursday, September 15, 2005.

Articles include:

  • A Life in the Day of the Central
  • “Shippers Specify Central in ’60”
  • CTC—Traffic Control by Push Button
  • C. G. News

Membership expirations are based on the last issue that a member is to receive. A one year membership in the Central of Georgia Railway Historical Society always includes four issues of The Right Way (regardless of the publication date). This ensures that each member receives the full benefit of their membership.

“The RIght Way” Vol. 9, No. 2, Mailed to Members

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CGV09N2The April–June 2005 issue of The Right Way, the Central of Georgia Railway Historical Society’s official publication, was mailed to members on Tuesday, June 14, 2005.

Articles include:

  • Tracing the Bruton & Pineora Railroad
  • “Prompt Service at Troy”
  • 40-ton Ventilated Box Cars (56001–56500, 56501–58500)
  • C. G. News

Membership expirations are based on the last issue that a member is to receive. A one year membership in the Central of Georgia Railway Historical Society always includes four issues of The Right Way (regardless of the publication date). This ensures that each member receives the full benefit of their membership.

“The Right Way” Vol. 9, No. 1, Mailed to Members

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CGV09N1The January–March 2005 issue of The Right Way, the Central of Georgia Railway Historical Society’s official publication, was mailed to members on Friday, March 4, 2005.

Articles include:

  • “More Diesel Power—Improved Terminal Facilities…”
  • Coiled Tin Plate Cars
  • Talking Beats Walking
  • C. G. News

Membership expirations are based on the last issue that a member is to receive. A one year membership in the Central of Georgia Railway Historical Society always includes four issues of The Right Way (regardless of the publication date). This ensures that each member receives the full benefit of their membership.