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- 1927 Santa Fe California Limited Derailment Flagstaff A - Trainorders. com
I posted this on the Nostalgic amp; History page but thought I would also post on western for the fellows who don't frequent the N H page, 1927 Santa Fe California Limited Derailment Flagstaff AZ Edited 1 time(s) Last edit at 09 23 12 17:35 by camelot7unp
- PRR on Coal - Lake Erie Land - Trainorders. com
Loaded coal train 776 was heading west through Vermilion on the Lake Shore line about to head into CP 222 to diverge down the east-leg connector to the NKP and Bellevue when caught here at Adams Street It was jump out of the car and lunge trackside as the train was right there Not bad, PRR on loaded coal, rather nostalgic
- Nostalgia History gt; 1977 back east - Trainorders. com
bakersfielddave Wrote: ----- > some pics from Chicago and Pittsburg 30 years
- 1979 Brazil Iron Ore for the World (Minas Gerais) - Trainorders. com
Another dual tracks was laid to the freight trains and two tracks for the Metro All building seen on the right side of the Arrudas river were demolished The river was sunk ten meter and covered to allow more lanes to the roads in both sides So, your photos are very nostalgic for all us that live in BH area I imagine you got more pics of
- Nostalgia History gt; Hebron, IN, Panhandle depot - Trainorders. com
Oh, yes, the reason I detoured off I-65 was to have a nostalgic meal in the Country Kitchen restaurant My family used to stop there for a meal or for the homemade pie when we made the trip to and from Rensselaer, Indiana, where I went to school at St Joseph's College back in the 60s The food is still good and the pies are still homemade
- Steam Excursion gt; Lookin Out the Back Door - Trainorders. com
We're southbound on Illinois Central #1, the City of New Orleans Looking out the rear of the observation car as we pass through the yard at Champaign, Illinois, we see 0-8-0 switcher #3511 smoking it up as she goes about her switching work
- Steam Excursion gt; Coal vs. Oil Smoke - Trainorders. com
The nostalgic whines about missing the smell of coal smoke is most certainly not a complaint of mine I lived in southern Kansas and my town enjoyed the frequent sounds (and smoke) of the Santa Fe, Frisco, and Mo Pac steam engines
- Steam Excursion gt; Frisco-Big engine little train. - Trainorders. com
Sometimes when traffic is heavy one end of the railroad may get short of motive power At times like that, some roads would send an engine to the other terminal to help with the shortage, or perhaps the engine was returning from a classified repair at the main shops 4304 is loafing up Valley
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