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CB&Q #4960 in Elsberry - 1962498 views#4960 prepares to depart Elsberry on a fan trip on 1962
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GM&O FA1s transferring freight cars498 viewsA pair of GM&O Alcos transfer some cars either to or from the CB&Q on the transfer track. From Bill Hirt: NP box car - door replaced on this car with Youngstown Door. XM. 40' Wood Sheathed Box w/6' Door Opening. Wood Sliding Door. Built 1931. IH 8' 9". Series #14500-14999. Photo in NP Color Guide on p37.
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kansas city southwestern 751 2-8-8-0 pittsburg ks may31-1947494 views
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LS&I gondola on transfer track...492 viewsA LS&I gondola (built in 1914) appears to be sitting on the transfer track between the CB&Q & GM&O in Louisiana, MO.
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CB&Q work train, Louisiana, MO.491 viewsA CB&Q MoW train sits at Louisiana, MO.
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Galloway Bros feed484 viewsThis is the rear of the old feed mill, circa 1880. Note the boxcar loading chutes, and the mill was never equipped to handle covered hoppers.
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CB&Q #4960 prepares for a fan trip481 viewsGetting up steam...
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CB&Q work train, Louisiana, MO.480 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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Brakeman rides GM&O Alco across Hwy 79480 viewsA brakeman rides the Alco, presumably on its way back from the CB&Q yard with some cars. Note the old dumptruck waiting at the crossing to left. The large building at far-left is the Wells Lamont glove factory.
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CB&Q freight house, depot, and Galloway Bros, Elsberry - 1960s472 viewsGreat shot of the rear of Galloway Bros feed.
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prr 3843 4-6-2a471 views
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Glove plant at Elsberry469 viewsThe glove plant in Elsberry, Missouri, in the 1940s. This plant is now apartments.
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CB&Q Mikado in the railyard at Louisiana, MO.468 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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East end of GM&O depot platform467 viewsBlurry photo of the east end of the platform looking towards the Mississippi. Hwy 79 bridge over Noix Creek is at far left.
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prr 106405 ferguson mo 1959-08-07466 views
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