Floyd Brittian’s Midland
Valley Railroad Company.
The MV entered Indian Territory prior to Oklahoma becoming a State so if you
speak Comanche or Apache we will get along just fine. Following early railroad
construction of using whatever material was handy our MV was built using Scrap
Lumber, Hollow Core Doors, Duct Tape and Sheet Rock Screws, The Rock of
Gibraltar it ain’t but it is fun to operate.
Theme for our sessions:
Have Fun
Midland Valley Railroad
Company: Headquarters in Muskogee, Oklahoma was also known as the Muskogee
Roads. It owned and operated two other Roads, the Kansas Oklahoma and Gulf and
the Oklahoma City - Ada - Atoka. The date is August 2, 1953 with primary
operations over the MV from Fort Smith, Arkansas to Wichita, Kansas. The MV had
an excellent relationship with the MoPac which created the opportunity to
operate KO&G/MoPac Pool Service through freight’s, Kansas City to Texas via
Muskogee. These trains entered KO&G track at Okay, Oklahoma and turned over to
the Texas & Pacific at Denison, Texas. On this day in history the ATSF had
track problems north of Tulsa and ATSF’s “The Tulsan” Passenger Service between
Tulsa and Kansas City was diverted over the MV Tulsa - Muskogee, KO&G Muskogee -
Baxter Springs - KCS to Kansas City..
Division or Location:
Midland Valley Fort Smith to Wichita with Division points at Muskogee and
Pawhuska, Oklahoma and the KO&G Baxter Springs, Kansas to Denison, Texas.
Size of Railroad: 15’x35”, linear in design with all ground throw
switching.
Interchange Railroads: The MV connected with these roads at various
points along it’s route: ATSF, MoPac, KCS, SLSF, MKT and other smaller
roads.
Scale: HO
ERA: August 2, 1953
Throttle System: Wireless EasyDCC
Length of Session: 3 1/2 to 4 hours.
Number of Crew: Minimum 7 with 8 optimum
Train Control: Radio required for verbal dispatching
Listed Jobs: Yardmaster at Muskogee and Pawhuska plus a dispatcher

ABOUT THE LAYOUT
HOST: Single male seeking attractive female who is interested in model
railroading, Must be able to make good coffee and enjoy having operators in the
home. HAVE FUN!

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