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Mainline towards Annada344 viewsView looking south towards Annada.
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SD70MACs roll northward344 viewsUnder darkening winter skies, a pair of SD70MACs head north with a line of empties for the coal fields.
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Burlington Northern Bicentennial SD40-2 #1976 in N. St. Louis yard344 views
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BNSF #7661 approaches Kissinger Hill342 viewsAt this point, the tracks separate from Highway 79 for a few miles to round Kissinger Hill, while Hwy 79 goes over the top.
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SS President pulls up to Hannibal docks340 viewsIn this great photo, you can see the SS President pulling up to the docks in Hannibal. In the far distance you can see the rail yards. Given the automobiles in the photo, this is probably the early 1930s, maybe even before the Mark Twain Memorial Bridge was built.
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Aerial shot of Hannibal flooding339 viewsPhoto from an aircraft of the Mississippi flooding of Hannibal in 1946. Most of the CB&Q yard is completely under water (left and lower left) while the rest of the town fairs a little better.
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Old CB&Q bridge338 viewsThis old bridge has served the railroad for many years. Once the Zephyr Rocket ran across this bridge on the way north to St. Paul. This bridge is just north of Clarksville, MO.
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CB&Q depot & freight house, Elsberry - 1940s337 viewsNotice the flatbed farm truck at the right. All of the buildings in this photo are now gone.
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Legend for the trackage in Louisiana, MO335 viewsOrange is the Chicago & Alton mainline to Bowling Green, the swing bridge & interlocking tower would have been to the lower-right of this photo. The C&A mainline is tied to the CB&Q mainline (green) by the transfer track (blue). The purple was called the "city track" for use in dropping off freight for Louisiana. Red is the north-south Highway 79, which was a gravel road at the time. Note the railroad changes over the years, C&A > GM&O > IC > GWWR > KCS, CB&Q > BN > BNSF.
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Hannibal Connecting switcher #603335 viewsA Hannibal Connecting switcher sits idle in Hannibal in 1961
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BNSF 7661 ES44DC north of Kissinger Hill333 viewsHere the tracks return back to Hwy 79 and stay that way until they reach Clarksville, about 3 miles to the north.
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BNSF #5353 ES44DC at Elsberry, MO332 viewsES44DC #5353 idles just south of Elsberry Missouri on the mainline.
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Duvall Motel in Clarksville332 viewsJust like the thousands of other Motor Hotels built in the 1950s, Duvall was a classic design and in a great location overlooking the Mississippi. It was one block above the tracks (Clarksville main street was behind the motel). The restaurant was still there the last time I went through, but I believe the motel is gone now.
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Ex-CB&Q bridge Annada331 viewsThis bridge is just to the south of Annada, MO, very close to the Pike & Lincoln county line.
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BNSF GP38-2 switches a local in Louisiana328 views
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