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A look at some retired Casey Jones at the Dorrigo steam railway and museum near Brisbane / Australia in 2000
The one on the left, Anthony, caught the winning touchdown in a game of street football. (He looks like Casey Jones from TMNT.) This was in Myrtle Street, an alley of Polk Street near O'Farrell on a Friday evening.
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Steam train on the North York Moors Railway
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"CASEY JONES MUSEUM
JACKSON, TENNESSEE
The former home of famous railroad engineer, John Luther (Casey) Jones is an outstanding railroad museum depicting many years of progress of the Nation's Railroads.
It houses 'Cannonball II' - an exact duplicate of the ten wheeler which the railroad hero rode to his death on April 20, 1900. This interesting display is owned by the city of Jackson."
This home where Casey Jones and his family were living at the time of his death. Jones' wife Janie Brady Jones, who lived until 1958, turned the family home over to the city of Jackson and helped establish it as a railroad museum in her husband's memory. It was originally located at 211 West Chester Street. In 1980, it was moved (along with that replica train, I guess) to its present position in Casey Jones Village on Casey Jones Lane just off Interstate 40: Casey Jones Village website: www.caseyjones.com
More Casey Jones info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casey_Jones
This composite is part of a series inspired by the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The images are intended to blur the line between reality and fiction in photography.
Model: Logan Zawacki
April O'Neil / Raphael - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles / Casey Jones - Earth-27 @angeleffects @nimh.cosplay @nuke_rage
Water Valley, Mississippi
Casey Jones lived in Water Valley for a brief period of time and when I went to the museum here on the hundredth anniversary of the wreck, I was told where his house was. I think this was it but am not completely sure.
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Casey Jones Minimate custom. You'll find more info and the recipe here: www.minimatemultiverse.com/index.php?showtopic=5399&p...
This is my custom Casey Jones 3" Dunny for my TMND series. Finished with his painted accessories: hockey stick, golf club and baseball bat.
This is my custom Casey Jones 3" Dunny for my TMND custom series. I still need to paint his hockey stick shown and make his bat and golf club all of which can be held in his trusty golf bag.
Some acres full of so much famous old engines, - but at this time the Dorrigo steam railway and museum is still closed.
John Luther “Casey” Jones was and engineer for the Illinois Central Railroad. He was fatally injured on April 30, 1900 when “The Cannonball Express,” crashed into a northbound train, which had failed to pull completely onto the siding. The crash occurred just north of Vaughan, Mississippi. Casey was found in the wreckage and carried to the Vaughan Railroad Depot where he died a short time later. The famous ballad by Casey’s friend Wallace Saunders tells the story of the famous engineer. Casey Jones lived in Jackson, Tennessee and is buried in Jackson's Mount Calvary Cemetery.