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#1 Sure looks like Eola to me. #2 Not real sure. I'm sure someone more familiar with the appearance of the East End in this time period should be able to pick it out easily. What we know: Train is traveling EB on Track 1. Some sort of siding to the north of Track 1. Crossover from Track 3 to Track 2 at the bottom. My gut tells me west of LaVergne and my best guess is Fairview Ave in Downers Grove. I can check the track charts when I get home and see if I can come up with a better guess. #3 Hoffman Ave. Just west of Dayton's Bluff. Bryan J. Howell Superior, WI ---In CBQ@yahoogroups.com, <thommack@...> wrote : There are a number of CB&Q slides on eBay but without location info. I think these could be easy enough for folks on the group to identify: There is an building in the background on this one and you can read "DUNDEE": https://www.ebay.com/itm/Original-1968-Kodachrome-Photo-Slide-NYC-New-York-Central-2109-CB-Q-Action-N4/391955208376?hash=item5b4259d8b8:g:1V0AAOSwK~RaTTX- This last slide is interesting considering how short the train is. Might this have come in like this as a special move, considering the new farm equipment on the train? Or is it maybe a transfer run, but if so, why so many locomotives? Tom Mack Cincinnati, OH __._,_.___ Posted by: tubaman21@yahoo.com __,_._,___ |