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:A life-long interest in trains brought broadcaster and writer T. A. Hill to live steam in 1962. First constructing a pair of car trucks, he soon was working on a Pacific steamer. Since 1968 Hill has devoted full-time to operating trains. He has designed and built two backyard railroads; operated the [[Flat River & Southern]] 7-1/2" commercial operation; maintained and ran steamers for an amusement park; and is a Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Engineer. Tom resides in Sanford, Florida with his wife Blanche and their children, Susan and Tommy. | :A life-long interest in trains brought broadcaster and writer T. A. Hill to live steam in 1962. First constructing a pair of car trucks, he soon was working on a Pacific steamer. Since 1968 Hill has devoted full-time to operating trains. He has designed and built two backyard railroads; operated the [[Flat River & Southern]] 7-1/2" commercial operation; maintained and ran steamers for an amusement park; and is a Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Engineer. Tom resides in Sanford, Florida with his wife Blanche and their children, Susan and Tommy. | ||
[[File:T A Hill slipcover Large scale Model Railroading.png|thumb|center|300px|T. A. Hill, 1978, from the slipcover of "Large-scale Model Railroading".]] |
Latest revision as of 09:26, 5 July 2013
Biography
From the slipcover of Large-scale Model Railroading:
- A life-long interest in trains brought broadcaster and writer T. A. Hill to live steam in 1962. First constructing a pair of car trucks, he soon was working on a Pacific steamer. Since 1968 Hill has devoted full-time to operating trains. He has designed and built two backyard railroads; operated the Flat River & Southern 7-1/2" commercial operation; maintained and ran steamers for an amusement park; and is a Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Engineer. Tom resides in Sanford, Florida with his wife Blanche and their children, Susan and Tommy.