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Maintenance of Way / Bridge and Building equipment
for the Ann Arbor Railroad

Car number: Class or kind: Built: Builder: Notes:

3296 Wrecking - Kitchen- Pullman Owned by Southern Michigan RR, 'Emerald Vale' Heavyweight Sleeper 'HW' 8 section 4

DBR Originally named the "Wetamoo" sleeper, this 70 ton, 80 foot long sleeper car was

built in 1915, purchased from the State of Michigan after the Ann Arbor Railroad declared

bankruptcy in 1985

3297 Dining car

3298 Wrecking tool car ex baggage car

3299 Wrecking - diner ex-passenger car

3394 Boom Idler HAB ex-90861

3395 Flatcar, wreck AA Truck car

3396 Flatcar, wreck AA Tie car

3397 Flatcar, wreck AA

3398 Flatcar, Derrick idler AA Idler car

3399 Flatcar, wreck AA

3618 Ties 11/29/74 company ties

3719 Spreader OFJ Wabash car Jordon Spreader

3720 Ballast spreader

3723 Ditcher Sold to Wabash

3779 M of W supply

3785 M of W supply

3787 M of W supply

4001 Tool car

4002 Tool car

4003 Tool car

4004 Tool car

4005 Tool car

4006 Tool car

4007 Tool car ex baggage car

4101

4102 Tank car Ex locomotive tender - Sold Hyman-Michaels Company - 1960

4103 Tank car Ex locomotive tender - Sold Hyman-Michaels Company - 1960

4104 Tank car Ex locomotive tender 6-12-1952 - Sold Hyman-Michaels Company - 1960

4105 Tank car Ex locomotive tender, wrecker tender 5-21-1964 in silver paint with red lettering

4316 Bunk car Pullman ex passenger car

4317 Bunk car Pullman ex passenger car

4318 Bunk car 1907 Va & Sharp ex parlor car 9, Sold to Industrial Service and Salvage Corp.

4319 Bunk car 1881 RR equipment ex parlor car 10 with open rear observation platform

4363 Supply 1895 Listed 6/30/1914 tax case cost $384.00

4386

4402 Bunk car Sold Hyman-Michaels Company - 1960

4403

Henry F. Burger 8/11/2009 Page 7 of 12

All equipment was taken from drawings and published information

In the note field (ex-9999) refers to previous Ann Arbor car number with date of change when known.

The Ann Arbor Railroad re-ID the Toledo, Ann Arbor & North Michigan equipment.

The Wabash also re-ID the Ann Arbor Railroad equipment. DT&I maintenance of way equipment used as needed.
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