RE: [CBQ] Re. Lake Forest Archives

[<rquisenb@comcast.net>]

One Edward Bennett photo (~1913) apparently was shot underneath the Jackson St. 
bridge looking NE towards the Adams St. bridge.  This location on the "quay" on 
the W side of the Chicago River was the location where the present Union 
Station was built (completed 1925).  (This is the "CB&Q link" for this 
discussion group.)
 Question: in the photo, there appears to be a PRR boxcar / express car on the 
left (the markings certainly indicate the PRR).  Do you think it is a RR car, 
although the web site says "On a viaduct abutment, left, is the word 
"Pennsylvania" referring to the major rail line."  ?
 http://collections.lakeforest.edu/items/show/2031 
http://collections.lakeforest.edu/items/show/2031
 The photos along the Chicago River in the downtown area are fascinating, even 
if there are only small glimpses of RR equipment and facilities.  (files 
.../show/200x to about 2040)  
 Has anyone figured out how to "browse" this collection?  All I have been able 
to do is change the URL file number - "guessing" at appropriate numbers.
 Ray Quisenberry