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BN U28B in Old Monroe523 viewsU28B working local in Old Monroe.
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CB&Q U25B at Orchard Farms523 viewsCB&Q freight rolls through Orchard Farms in 1969
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GM&O caboose on a westbound freight...522 viewsA GM&O caboose tails a freight heading west on the mainline towards Bowling Green.
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Abandoned glove factory in Louisiana521 viewsThis was the Wells-Lamont glove factory in Louisiana, MO.
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CB&Q #4960 in St Louis520 viewsAugust 1963 in North St. Louis when the CB&Q engine # 4960 backed from the Q Yards down to Carr St. yard to pick up a special passenger train. In this great view, the Terminal Railroad of St. Louis' N. Market Street tower rises up behind the steamer and above is the elevated right-of-way of the Illinois Terminal RR.
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Freight on the transfer track, Louisiana, MO519 viewsSeveral gondolas and what appears to be some WWII ex-troop kitchen cars (now express baggage) being transferred between the CB&Q and GM&O. Stark Bros Nursery used the express baggage cars to haul fruit trees. This view is looking south towards the GM&O station (water tower is at right-center).
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Missouri K-line Route, 1922519 viewsK-line. St. Louis to Burlington. 220 miles. Not well known in the annuals of rail trips, the K-line was an integral part of the early Chicago, Burlington & Quincy history with infamous trains as the Zephyr-Rocket and Mark Twain Zephyr.. Rumored to be named for the St. Louis, Keokuk and Northwestern Railway who grew the route from a conglomeration of various predecessor railroads, the K-line still retains a scenic & vintage quality not often found on modern railroads. We will start in Hannibal...
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CB&Q #240 GP7, Louisiana, MO518 viewsA CB&Q local heads north into Louisiana on a late fall afternoon in 1964.
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CB&Q GP40 in St Charles505 viewsAnother view of the Q freight at the Seeburger siding
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Atlas-Portland Cement, Hannibal, MO503 viewsThis plant was built in 1901, and was still standing over 100 years later. The building is massive, the true size is really not apparent from this view.
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CB&Q #4960 prepares for a fan trip503 viewsThe roundhouse doors open and #4960 appears.
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Mow Equipment on the transfer track in 2003502 viewsAs of 2015 the gondola was still around, but in pretty sad shape.
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BN "doodlebug"501 viewsThis rare view of a BN doodlebug was shot in 1977 in Old Monroe.
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CB&Q #4960 in Wellsville501 viewsThis is on the Mexico branch of the Q line to Kansas City.
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alton 4586 louisiana mo 1948501 views
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