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File:Frank Kaylor Pacific 1952.jpg|[[Frank Kaylor]]'s 3-1/2" gauge Pacific running at the 20th annual BLS meet, 1952. Like the other locos of the [[Southeastern Live Steamers]], this job had one of Otha Hege's turbo-generators. | File:Frank Kaylor Pacific 1952.jpg|[[Frank Kaylor]]'s 3-1/2" gauge Pacific running at the 20th annual BLS meet, 1952. Like the other locos of the [[Southeastern Live Steamers]], this job had one of Otha Hege's turbo-generators. | ||
File:Frank Kayler SouthernPines NC 4-21-1974.jpg|Frank Kayler running his 3-1/2 inch gauge Pacific for visitor Dan Watson. Track is at Frank's home in just outside Southern Pines, NC, 21 April 1974. Photo by | File:Frank Kayler SouthernPines NC 4-21-1974.jpg|Frank Kayler running his 3-1/2 inch gauge Pacific for visitor Dan Watson. Track is at Frank's home in just outside Southern Pines, NC, 21 April 1974. Photo by Dan Watson, used with permission. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:39, 29 October 2014
Frank Kaylor was a member of the Southeastern Live Steamers and Carolina Live Steamers.
Dan Watson wrote on Chaski.org, 6 October 2014:
- There was also an active 3/4" "club" in the eastern NC area back in the 1950's and 1960's. I visited one of the remaining members, Frank Kayler about 1974 who lived near Southern Pines, NC. Frank had just had heart surgery, but agreed to fire up his engine and run it on his L-shaped track. I lost track of him after that, since I had moved.
Frank Kaylor's 3-1/2" gauge Pacific running at the 20th annual BLS meet, 1952. Like the other locos of the Southeastern Live Steamers, this job had one of Otha Hege's turbo-generators.
Frank Kayler running his 3-1/2 inch gauge Pacific for visitor Dan Watson. Track is at Frank's home in just outside Southern Pines, NC, 21 April 1974. Photo by Dan Watson, used with permission.
