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CB&Q gondola in Louisiana, MO.573 viewsA CB&Q gondola sits in front of the Wells Lamont glove factory in the CB&Q yard, Louisiana, MO.
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Abandoned glove factory in Louisiana441 viewsThis was the Wells-Lamont glove factory in Louisiana, MO.
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Louisiana, MO yard234 viewsCompare this to the photos of the yard in 1948.
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BNSF GP38-2 switches a local in Louisiana229 views
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BNSF local in Louisiana, MO402 viewsA BNSF local prepares to grab a few cars in Lousiana, MO.
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BNSF #9353 rolls into the Louisiana yard from the north262 viewsDirectly above the locomotive is the Hwy 54 bridge over the Mississippi (which is to the right of this photo).
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Burlington Northern depot, Louisiana, MO117 viewsThe ex-CB&Q depot on Louisiana, MO. Depot was torn down in 1993. Archie Hayden just donated the "Louisiana" sign to a local museum.
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CB&Q Mikado in the railyard at Louisiana, MO.479 viewsA CB&Q Mikado steams up while a gondola sits on what the crews dubbed the "city" track. The city track was owned by the GM&O and was used for transferring cars between the CB&Q and GM&O. This view is looking south, notice the GM&O Mississippi river bridge to the left, and the automobiles sitting near the river. The building at the left of the photo next to the river was a fresh fish market, still operating in the 1970s. Thanks again to Archie Hayden for all the info.
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CB&Q #240 GP7, Louisiana, MO434 viewsA CB&Q local heads north into Louisiana on a late fall afternoon in 1964.
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CB&Q work train, Louisiana, MO.488 viewsA Q work train sits in the yard at Louisiana, MO, while some railway workers hang out in the late afternoon. Back in the day, work crews had their entire family come with them to a job, they all lived in the cars. This work train consisted of a lot of heavily modified old boxcars as living accommodation.
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ex-BN louisiana mo feb2004380 viewsYard office in Louisiana, MO.
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Mark Twain Zephyr northbound into Louisiana529 viewsAt this time the northbound train was called 'train 42' on the schedule, but was the CB&Q locomotive "Injun Joe" with the original Mark Twain Zephyr car set.
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CB&Q yard, Louisiana, Mo662 viewsThis was a very small yard for the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, however, cars were dropped here for transfer to the GM&O line which came through town and visa-versa. At right is an open hopper, called "battleships" by the crews (Archie Hayden).
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Looking south down the K-line and Hwy 79 at Louisiana, MO466 views
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Highway 54 bridge over Mississippi172 viewsThe BNSF line runs directly below this photo at the base of the bluff.
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