[CBQ] Surviving CB&Q Way Cars [3 Attachments]

["John A. Swearingen" <js08ws62@sbcglobal.net>]

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Although I am a member of this group, and occasionally contribute, I do not read the messages every day. Rather, it is more like once a week.

 

Checking today, I see where some of the recent messages have been titled "Surviving CB & Q Way Cars". It's hard to believe but the last I knew (within the last two years), there is an old CB &Q  iconic wooden 4-window Way Car behind an unoccupied farmhouse within a mile or so of Brookfield, Missouri. I am attaching photos.

 

For more complete discussions please contact me off-line.

 

I understand this Way Car was built in 1901 for the Burlington & Missouri River.

 

Best of 2012 to all of you.

 

~John A. Swearingen

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B. Old wood beam Railroad passenger car trucks used under CB & Q. classic 4-window cabooses. © John A. Swearingen.jpg

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A. Old railroad wooden caboose used as auxiliary building on farm. American rural Midwest. Brookfield, MO. This is the classi

C. CB & Q. Railroad wooden caboose logo and cupola. Close-up shot. Caboose is CB & Q. class NE7, originally Burlingto

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C. CB & Q. Railroad wooden caboose logo and cupola. Close-up shot. Caboose is CB & Q. class NE7, originally Burlington & Miss
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