Re: [CBQ] Help In Identifying Photo - Zephyr

["Duncan Cameron c.duncan.cameron@gmail.com [CBQ]" <CBQ@yahoogroups.com>]

Hol, thanks for the details.  That fleshed out a bit of what I knew about the Baby Zephyr's operations.

I've updated my notes.

Duncan Cameron

On Mon, Nov 9, 2015 at 4:07 PM, BRIAN PAUL EHNI bpehni@gmail.com [CBQ] <CBQ@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

 

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So, were both 9901 and 9902 sold to B-RI? Because 9901 was destroyed in 1944, and I was under the impression that 9901 was the only one that went to B-RI.

Thanks!
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Brian Ehni

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Subject: Re: [CBQ] Help In Identifying Photo - Zephyr

Louis:

That would be Zephyr 9902 running eastbound as Hannibal0Burlington-Chicago train X-42, later changed to 41-2.  The train had bee sold to the Burlington-Rock Island on Nov. 1, 1938, and operated between Fort Worth and Houston as the Sam Houston Zephyr.  On June 15, 1939, chair car 100, newly built, was added to the consist and the train became the Texas Rocket, operating between Fort Worth and Houston until September 1945, when it was repurchased by the Q.  From September 1945 until April 1947 it ran between Chicago and Ottumwa as trains X-1 and X-40, then from April to July 1947 between Galesburg and Chicago as X-1 and X-40.  From July 1947 to January 1954 it ran between Chicago, Burlington and Hannibal as X-1 and X-42, with those numbers changed to %-42 and 41-2 around 1950.  In February 1954 the train was stored at West Burlington until scrapped there in April 1956.

Hol

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November 9, 2015

 

Group - Here's a partially identified image of an unknown Zephyr roaring by Somonauk, IL, on August 26, 1948. Can anyone tell me what Zephyr this was. Doesn't look like the 9900. May be the Mark Twain Zephyr? The "crease" on the Zephyr front appears to be on the original print and not the motor itself. Thanks and best regards - Louis

 

Louis Zadnichek II

Fairhope, AL 

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