ESHR 2085 (Bay Coast RR)

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Virgil Fitzpatrick	General	This motor sat for the longest at Ft. Eustice	6/19/2007 12:43:14 PM

William Grimes	General	This was never at Fort Eustis, Virgil is thinking of USAX 1811, which is still there. This is nolonger the Eastern Shore Railroad, it is Bay Coast (BCR).	6/19/2007 2:57:09 PM

Virgil Fitzpatrick	General	I can dispute that, I vividly remember this motor from my youth. If I could only find the pictures I took back when I was 9 I'd show you Will.	6/19/2007 4:52:11 PM

William Grimes	General	Well Virgil I didn't know that comment retained to you childhood. You could be right, but this is an Alco (which was uncommon power for Fort Eustis) they mainly delt with the EMD model and that is why I made that assumption. Although this engine (and other equipment) is lettered as Eastern Shore that railroad is defunct and now operates as Bay Coast. The company has not had the time and money to change every thing yet. All ESHR equipment photographed after February 2006 should be listed as BCR.	6/20/2007 4:00:40 PM

ESHR 2085 (Bay Coast RR)
Yes, the Eastern Shore RR is now named the Bay Coast RR, but some of the rolling stock still sport the old reporting marks
Date: 6/16/2007	Location: Cape Charles, VA Map	Views: 578	Collection Of: Marlowe Barnes
Locomotives: ESHR 2085(MRS-1)			Author: Marlowe Barnes

Picture Categories:		This picture is part of album: Lower DelMarVa Peninsula

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