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[[Fred Jerome|Freg G. Jerome]] of Toronto, Ontario, was a member of the [[Toronto Society of Model Engineers]]. He served as president of the [[Toronto Society of Model Engineers|TSME]] in | [[Fred Jerome|Freg G. Jerome]] of Toronto, Ontario, was a member of the [[Toronto Society of Model Engineers]]. He served as president of the [[Toronto Society of Model Engineers|TSME]] in 1932. | ||
3/4 inch scale Timken “four aces” 4-8-4 built by [[Fred Jerome]] of Toronto. | 3/4 inch scale Timken “four aces” 4-8-4 built by [[Fred Jerome]] of Toronto. | ||
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File:FredJerome PresJan1932.jpg|Fred Jerome, president of [[Toronto Society of Model Engineers|TSME]], Jan 1932. | |||
File:FredJerome TimkenFourAces 1936.jpg|Fred Jerome and his Timken Four Aces 4-8-4 in 3/4 inch scale, 1936. | |||
File:DanversMeet TheModelmaker OctNov1938.PNG|Photo above is a general view of the roundhouse at the Brotherhood of Live Steamers meeting at Danvers, Mass., Sunday, Sept. 18. Upper right is E. W. Leaver raising a plume with his 3-1/2" gauge British 4-4-2. Lower right is F. T. Jerome of Toronto firing up his 3-1/2" gauge Timken 4-8-4. Photos by John Leonard. | |||
File:Lachine-aug10-1941.jpg|10 August 1941, folks were enjoying live steam on the CNR Recreational Grounds at Lachine, the former home of the [[Montreal Live Steamers]]. The engineer is [[Fred Jerome]] of Toronto ([[Toronto Society of Model Engineers|TSME]]) and the engine is probably his 4 Aces Timken. | File:Lachine-aug10-1941.jpg|10 August 1941, folks were enjoying live steam on the CNR Recreational Grounds at Lachine, the former home of the [[Montreal Live Steamers]]. The engineer is [[Fred Jerome]] of Toronto ([[Toronto Society of Model Engineers|TSME]]) and the engine is probably his 4 Aces Timken. | ||
File:ToadSwampAndPunkHollowRailroad1947.png|Bill (A.W.) Leggett Sr. stands behind his second 3/4" Pacific "Addie" built in 1938. To right is Leo Lapalme and [[Fred Jerome]] (on flat car). The photo was taken on April 17, 1947 by Bill Leggett Jr at the home track of the Leggett's Toad Swamp & Punk Hollow R.R. on Hickson Ave., St. Lambert, Que. | File:ToadSwampAndPunkHollowRailroad1947.png|Bill (A.W.) Leggett Sr. stands behind his second 3/4" Pacific "Addie" built in 1938. To right is Leo Lapalme and [[Fred Jerome]] (on flat car). The photo was taken on April 17, 1947 by Bill Leggett Jr at the home track of the Leggett's Toad Swamp & Punk Hollow R.R. on Hickson Ave., St. Lambert, Que. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:41, 6 December 2019
Freg G. Jerome of Toronto, Ontario, was a member of the Toronto Society of Model Engineers. He served as president of the TSME in 1932.
3/4 inch scale Timken “four aces” 4-8-4 built by Fred Jerome of Toronto.
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Fred Jerome, president of TSME, Jan 1932.
Fred Jerome and his Timken Four Aces 4-8-4 in 3/4 inch scale, 1936.
Photo above is a general view of the roundhouse at the Brotherhood of Live Steamers meeting at Danvers, Mass., Sunday, Sept. 18. Upper right is E. W. Leaver raising a plume with his 3-1/2" gauge British 4-4-2. Lower right is F. T. Jerome of Toronto firing up his 3-1/2" gauge Timken 4-8-4. Photos by John Leonard.
10 August 1941, folks were enjoying live steam on the CNR Recreational Grounds at Lachine, the former home of the Montreal Live Steamers. The engineer is Fred Jerome of Toronto (TSME) and the engine is probably his 4 Aces Timken.
Bill (A.W.) Leggett Sr. stands behind his second 3/4" Pacific "Addie" built in 1938. To right is Leo Lapalme and Fred Jerome (on flat car). The photo was taken on April 17, 1947 by Bill Leggett Jr at the home track of the Leggett's Toad Swamp & Punk Hollow R.R. on Hickson Ave., St. Lambert, Que.
