Touring the Mississippi, Alabama & Gulf
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The F units run under the Garlit’s Bridge and then around a baptist church. This town is famous for the Hines Lumber Company Saw Mill. This saw mill processes hundreds of logs every day. The log pond keeps the mill supplied. Number 4019 crosses State Route 53 at the bridge with the Wolf River on the approach to Wharton. The line passes the pine belt meat packing stock. The red building is the slaughterhouse and in the foreground are the section houses and a water tank. The 4 F units roll by Anne’s Antiques and the Dabler Feed Mill. The F-3’s run through downtown Wharton. To complete the tour, watch the full video. Watch more from Allen Keller’s Great Model Railroad series check out more Model Railroad Academy videos.
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