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CB&Q #4960 prepares for a fan trip445 viewsThe roundhouse doors open and #4960 appears.
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Freight on the transfer track, Louisiana, MO445 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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CB&Q #4960 in St Louis444 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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Abandoned glove factory in Louisiana443 viewsThis was the Wells-Lamont glove factory in Louisiana, MO.
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CB&Q #240 GP7, Louisiana, MO437 viewsA CB&Q local heads north into Louisiana on a late fall afternoon in 1964.
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CB&Q U25B at Orchard Farms437 viewsCB&Q freight rolls through Orchard Farms in 1969
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BN "doodlebug"436 viewsThis rare view of a BN doodlebug was shot in 1977 in Old Monroe.
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alton 4586 louisiana mo 1948436 views
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CB&Q GP40 in St Charles435 viewsQ freight sits at the Seeburger siding in 1968
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Atlas-Portland Cement, Hannibal, MO434 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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BNSF freight Winfield432 viewsBNSF freight heads south into Winfield and further to St Louis on this cold December day.
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Mow Equipment on the transfer track in 2003430 viewsAs of 2015 the gondola was still around, but in pretty sad shape.
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BN depot in Elsberry - 1990s429 viewsThe old CB&Q depot at Elsberry, MO. This building was torn down not long after this, and the freight house was already gone.
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U28B in Old Monroe428 viewsBN U28B switches cars in Old Monroe. Here it is on the Francis (high) line to Mexico, Mo.
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Atlas-Portland Cement, Hannibal, MO428 viewsAn old postcard of the Atlas-Portland Cement plant in Hannibal, Missouri. The Hannibal Connecting Railroad provided the service for this plant and the other railroads that served Hannibal.
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