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Ex-CB&Q bridge - Annada325 viewsAnother metal bridge just north of Annada, MO
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BNSF 7661 rolls through Clarksville, MO322 viewsA panoramic shot showing the proximity of the Mississippi River to downtown Clarkville, MO.
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C&A and CB&Q tower in Louisiana, MO322 viewsA reverse view of the tower from the Mississippi bridge side looking west. The CB&Q tracks run left-to-right (south-to-north) in this view. Note how clear the area is of trees in the early 20th century compared to later.
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SD70ACe along the Mississippi321 viewsNear Saverton, Missouri, the SD70ACe stretches its legs and pours on the power as it races across the Mississippi bottoms towards St. Louis. Hwy 79 is relatively new in this location, prior to 1955 it was called Hwy T and did not go all the way between Hannibal and Louisiana.
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BNSF SD70ACe leaves Elsberry321 viewsSouth through the old CB&Q bridge BNSF 9353 heads for St. Louis, now about 70 miles away.
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BNSF #9353 rolls into the Louisiana yard from the north321 viewsDirectly above the locomotive is the Hwy 54 bridge over the Mississippi (which is to the right of this photo).
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Main street of Elsberry, MO, looking west321 viewsView from where the CB&Q station and freight house sat.
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CB&Q depot & freight house, Elsberry - 1970s321 viewsGreat view of the changes over the years, note that the elevator was now under the Missouri Farmers Association.
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Mexico line320 viewsThis is all that's left of the Mexico, MO line out of Old Monroe, MO. Occasionally it is used to park equipment. Called the Francis line, it was built by the CB&Q in 1903 and abandoned in 1980. The crews called it the "high line".
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CB&Q MoW car318 viewsFrom Bill Hirt: MW Company Service. Class PB-16. Built 1903 by ACF. Ex #5941 70' Coach Car. Converted 1941 to MW Service. Series #250512. Hannibal yard, 1964
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CB&Q #1235 2-6-0317 viewsOn the scrap line in Hannibal.
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Silver Charger rolling out of St. Louis317 viewsSilver Charger heads west out of St Louis on the K-line. Since the year is unknown, this could be for either the General Pershing Zephyr or the Mark Twain Zephyr, as the Silver Charger was used on both.
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Frisco 1522 rolls through Elsberry315 viewsThe Frisco 1522 rolls through Elsberry on the way to Hannibal, MO
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BNSF 9353 SD70ACe approaches Annada314 viewsA long string of coal bound for St. Louis tails BNSF 9353 SD70ACe.
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BNSF #8945 SD70MAC in Clarksville313 viewsDPU brings up the rear of the southbound coal drag.
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