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From: archie hayden <kliner@mywdo.com>
Date: Fri, 5 Nov 2010 12:44:55 -0500
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List,  As I examined this photo my attention was drawn to the building  
directly behind the Louisiana depot and the letters "FR" can be seen  
on the gable end of it.  I  know this was the freight house and would  
venture a guess that it was probably an earlier depot that was just  
moved to make room for the new brick depot pictured.  I spent a lot of  
time in this depot as I was a regular brakeman on the turn that  
switched the Hercules plant south of town.  Judging from the woodwork  
etc, it was probably built around the turn of the century because I  
pulled some of the same woodwork out of the master mechanic's office  
in Hannibal that was built circa 1899 and 1900.  Wish I could find  
something in the Louisiana press to pinpoint this a little better.   
Anyone out there have any more info on the subject?  To recycle an old  
depot into a freight house was common Q practice and I can personally  
account for many of these occurrences.  Namely,  Shelbina, Mo,   
Canton, Mo., Elsberry, Mo, Ft Madison, Ia., Bushnell, Ill., to name a  
few.  Archie Hayden
On Nov 5, 2010, at 10:29 AM, cvlk wrote:

> Duncan-
> It is one of the CB&Q modernized standard steel heavyweight cars  
> that were upgraded with streamstyled roofs, thermopane windows, air  
> conditioning, and refurbished interiors.
> Charlie Vlk
>
> Can anyone identify the coach that is being pulled in this linked pic?
> Duncan
>
> http://www.westernrailimages.com/Chicago-Burlington-Quincy/Chicago-Burlington-Quincy/7248140_s65HT#626995635_ETrtU-L-LB
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