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The Burlington Route Historical Society is an Illinois non-profit corporation whose membership consists of diverse group of historians, collectors, railfans, photographers, modelersand railroad employeeswho havebanded together to share one common inter est,the Chicago,Burlingtonand Quincy Railroad; its two affiliates, the Colorado &Southern and the Fort Worth & Denver,and their predecessors.The fellowship created by this com mon interest and the opportunity for networking with members and others are the soci ety's greatest assets. Our mission is to preserve and disseminate historical information about the collective Burlington railroads for the benefit of our members and to others by: • creating and promoting fellowship and education among persons interested in the CB&Q • locating,gathering, preserving,interpreting and distributing information, documents, publications and other tangible items relating to the CB&Q Activities to promotethisfellowship are geared to servethe widevariety of interestof its members on almost every facet of the CB&Q as it served "EverywhereWest." Founded in October 1979,the BRHS has enjoyed a steady growth that now allows us to produce two publications.The Zephyr is a newsletter featuring Society news, current events, articles on modeling.and frequently data sheets on equipment, structures or oper ation. Also included is a Question and Answer forum where members share information you neverdreamed was available. TheBurlington Bulletin, named after one of the CB&Q's own internalpublications, isa slick paper magazinewith feature articlesabout operations, equipment and communities alongthe "Way ofthe Zephyrs." Each issueisdevoted solely to the Burlington and containsno commercial advertising. In1989a Burlington Bulletin arti cle was the recipientof the Railway and Locomotive Historical Society's "David P. Morgan ArticleAward/This marked the firsttime the award was given to an article in a publication other than one of the mainstream national magazines.The BRHS isjustifiablyproud of this recognition. Due to the all-volunteer nature of our society, our publication schedule is somewhat irreg ular,even though we strive to get two issues of each publication distributed each year. However, publications aren't the only benefits of membership in the BRHS! Each fall the members of the BRHS meet in a city served by the Burlington.This 2-3 day meet nor mallyincludes our annual business meeting, model contest and display,photography con test, clinics, an evening dinner and program usuallyfollowed by slides and movies.Aoneday spring meet, that includesa swap session,evening meal,and a program followed by slides, is also scheduled. By workingtogether, we can accomplishmuch more than through individual efforts. Materials presented for publication, or for sharing with the membership in other ways, come from private collections ;or through research at various repositories of Burlington records.The BRHS depends heavily upon its members to providesupport for the group through their willingness to contribute in any way possible.Those with experience in any phase of publishing, drafting,have knowledge of the operation of the Burlington, or have collections of photographsor information are encouragedto offer their assistance.Those wishing to provide additional financial supportmay join as a sustaining member, and in recognition ofthatsupport,a list ofall sustaining members arepublished inthe Burlington Bulletinonce per year. Libraries, historical societies, museums and other organizations interested in preserv ingand sharing the Burlington story, while not legally allowed to be members, areinvited to subscribe to our publication at a price equal to one year's dues. We cordially invite youto joinover1600 members from all 50statesinAmerican and numerouscountries abroad,byfilling out this membershipapplication formand sending itto uswith your first year's dues. No matter how diverse your interests areorhowunique your specialty, we're certain you'll enjoy the publication, activities and the many acquain tances you'll meetafter joining the Burlington Route Historical Society. Come and share your fascination with the great BurlingtonRoute. All Aboard! A CENTURY OF LOCOMOTIVE POWER ON THE BURLINGTON PLEASE PRINT BRHS MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION (PLEASE DO NOTUSEFOR RENEWALS) Name Address City State -Zip. Country _Phone (optional ( • Regular membership, one year $30.00 Entitled to all publications and activities and has one vote. Q Family membership, one year $30.00 • Subscription, one year $30.00 For libraries, museums, societies and other groups. Entitled to all publications but not allowed to vote in business matters. • Sustaining membership, one year $60.00 Entitled to the same privileges as a regular member, plus Bulletin recognition. For mail OUTSIDE of the United States add a surcharge of: Surface (4 to 6 weeks) $6.00 Airmail (less than 1 week) $20.00 Total enclosed $_ Send check or money order, payable to the BRHS - DO NOT SEND CASH! This form should be mailed to: Burlington Route Historical Society • P.O. Box456 • LaGrange, IL 60525 Buflington|| poLjRADD^ ^SOUTHERN; Please check the areas that best describe y.our interests: • CB&Q • Lines East • Lines West • Both • Colorado & Southern • Fort Worth &Denver Q Narrow Gauge • Predecessor Road • Other Please check the items that best describe you: • Modeler • nQhqQsQoQ Tinplate • G • Other Q Photographer • Prints • B&W• Color • Slides • Movie/Video • Collector • China Q Paper Q Hardware 3 Other • Historian • Burlington Route Veteran Department Division Years Employed to • Operations • Motive power Q Steam Q Diesel • Rolling Stock • Passenger • Freight • Waycars &other non-revenue equipment LI Depots,Towers, and other structures Q Technical Data • Drawings, Plans, etc. ERA How did you become aware of the BRHS? • Another member of the BRHS Q Application in retail shop copyofthe Bulletin • Attended an annual or spring meet • Hobby Magazine Which one? ( ) • Other Wedo not sell our membership roster,however we distribute localized lists to members for various reasons.Ifyou object to having your name and address distributed, please check the box and sign. • Signature
Burlington Route Historical Society Zephyr Fleet Burlington Bulletins Available Via Free Shipping when you buy any 2 or more of these IURUIMGTON ILILLETIN s 9900"The Pioneer Zephyr" #43 Includes a reprint of a 1934 article in Traffic World Magazine. Over 50 Photos and Illustrations 48 Pages — $8.00 Burlington E-Units #10 Over 110 Photos and Diagrams. A definitive study of the Q's 114 Unit Fleet of E5's, E7's, E8's, & E9's. Shovelnoses #13 a9es 110 Photos, Diagrams, and Text covering the Q's distinctive Shovelnose Fleet. 48 Pages — $8.00 Mail Order issues. Burlington Bulletin .. W^BJKmmiia^^r^^^ •ndurtng, mgnntinQ, a SHOVELNOSES Trains of the Gods & Goddesses #22 History, Photos, Poster, Operations of the Second Twin City Zephyr, and later as the Nebraska Zephyr. Check or Money Order To: 56 Pages —$9.00 Burlington Route Historical Society P.O. Box 456, Dept. CC, La Grange, IL 60525. Illinois Residents add 7.75% State Sales Tax. *Single issue orders add $2.00 shipping. Publications Modeling by Ed DeRouin/Jim Singer Photo Modeling ^^.s, WC0//0 Won Preservation
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