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Townwest Sertoma Member Mike Massey
Restoration Project Manager

Murray Hill and Caboose Status Report, September 14, 2008
The Murray Hill passenger rail car became a part of a
multi-project restoration in Tulsa, Oklahoma as project Manager Mike
Massey, Ed Massey and a crew of volunteer workers tackled rusted
metal and deteriorated wood to bring the old passenger car back to
life. Their efforts with the Frisco 4500 gave them many hours
of experience in rebuilding, repairing and replacing parts on these
historic iron pieces.
Restoration Status Report, March 30, 2008
Frisco 4500 Status Report, November 1, 2006

Frisco 4500 was moved to Tulsa from
Owasso on October 9, 2004 thanks to railroad friends.
What's in store for the Frisco 4500 next?
Westside planning team members are working on a site
placement for the 4500 that will be near the Cherokee Yard in West
Tulsa. The primary site is located about 3700 Southwest
Boulevard, across from the entrance to Webster High School.
Funding for the site is part of the Tulsa Vision 2025 projects
package.
How can I work on the restoration of the Frisco 4500 Engine?
Restoration Manager Mike Massey has safety equipment and tools
available for Sertoma Club members to work each Saturday from 8:30
a.m. to 4:00 p.m., barring emergencies.
What must I do to become part of the restoration crew?
The Townwest Sertoma Club encourages railroad enthusiasts to
come and lend a hand on the pre-painting scraping and cleaning.
The liability insurance requirements limit workers to Sertoma Club
members. You can be an active member of any Sertoma Club. If
you are not a member and are interested, please contact Townwest
Secretary
Randy McGoffin
for information.
For Sertoma Club Information
www.townwestsertomaclub.org
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Last Updated:
Sunday, September 14, 2008