Lunde Coal Elevator, Langdon ND - HO

Lunde Coal Elevator, Langdon ND - HOThe Lunde Coal Elevator was located in Langdon, North Dakota, and served by the Great Northern. From the time the railroad arrived at a place into the 1950s, the local coal dealer and his facility was crucial to personal survival in the winter since coal was the default source of domestic heat. Everyone needed coal to survive the winter. After 1894 the most common source for coal hauled by the Great Northern on the east end of its system was

and replace arch bar truck side frames with Bettendorf T-section cast steel side frames

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Kit includes both original cedar shake roof and later three-tab asphalt shingle roof

Footprint is 5 7/8 inches long by 3 ¼ inches wide

where a Northern Pacific branch crossed the Great Northern

Version 2 left-handed as Version 1

Station name boards were always white with black lettering and black trim along the edges

Leu spent the next forty years working as a Great Northern/Burlington Northern engineman

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and most were retrofitted with a poured concrete or concrete block foundation

maintenance intensive and susceptible to fire damage

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