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CB&Q depot & freight house, Elsberry - 1970s262 viewsGreat view of the changes over the years, note that the elevator was now under the Missouri Farmers Association.
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BNSF #9353 rolls into the Louisiana yard from the north260 viewsDirectly above the locomotive is the Hwy 54 bridge over the Mississippi (which is to the right of this photo).
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CB&Q MoW car259 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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BNSF #9353 SD70ACe north Annada258 viewsRolling a coal drag south into Annada.
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Mark Twain Memorial Bridge258 viewsThis bridge was started in 1934 and this was probably not too long after it was finished in 1936. You can see the gravel hopper & crane still there, and a barge in the Mississippi. This bridge was finally closed in 2000, and dismantled.
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BNSF SD70MAC at Elsberry256 viewsNorthbound #9729 idles with empties just outside of Elsberry, MO. The remnants of the Cannon Quarry are just behind the train under the bluff in the photo.
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Old Glove factory252 viewsThis was originally a Wells-Lamont glove factory, and is now abandoned.
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BNSF #9353 rounds the curve north of Clarksville.251 viewsJust north of the old Holcim cement plant.
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CB&Q #1235 2-6-0248 viewsOn the scrap line in Hannibal.
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Louisiana MO in the 1930s248 viewsOf note (refer to the legend for names), cars sitting on the transfer track, a C&A steam locomotive on the mainline, the C&A station and water tower just to the SE of the locomotive.
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CB&Q fan trip with 2-8-2 #4960 - 1962243 viewsNorthbound CB&Q Mikado sits in front of the MFA elevator in Elsberry.
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bs 109 2-6-0 bevier mo 1960-11-27o241 views
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CB&Q fan trip with 2-8-2 #4960 - 1961241 viewsThe #4960 heads for St. Louis with a load of fans. Back view of the freight house.
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Mexico line235 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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Louisiana, MO yard230 viewsCompare this to the photos of the yard in 1948.
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