Categories: Railroad Engineers | Occupations by Name
A Railroad Hostler is a railroad engineer who drives various types of locomotives to servicing stations within the Roundhouse complex or shop.
A roundhouse is used as a location to service locomotives or other railroad rolling stock. Think of a roundhouse as a "garage for locomotives."
See also: Category: Roundhouse Operators and Category:Railroad_Engineers
Olen Blackstock 26 Nov 1904 Pruitt, VanZandt, Texas - 29 Jan 2003
Robert Kennedy 06 May 1873 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States - 23 Mar 1938
Edwin Newhouse 28 Jul 1874 Moorefield, Hardy County, West Virginia, USA - 15 Jul 1935
John Pearson 10 Mar 1890 Soudan, St. Louis, Minnesota, United States - 13 Apr 1988
William Wilson 22 Nov 1890 Hiawatha, Brown, Kansas, United States - 25 Aug 1964
