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...not from Quincy, and from Burlington, that was my first thought. I did note that the north junction was called Illinois Junction. So, do we have a case of two location with the same name?
Dave
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Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2023 12:46:20 PM To: cbq@groups.io <cbq@groups.io>; CBQ@groups.io <cbq@groups.io> Subject: Re: [CBQ] Carthage Junction Hello Dave, Thomas and All-
And what do we call the junction of the Carthage line with the KC mainline at Quincy, Illinois?? PAW
On Tuesday, February 14, 2023 at 09:39:27 AM CST, Jack Schroeder <jack@highlandwebworks.com> wrote:
Let me add to Dave's great knowledge with this web page.
https://www.burlingtonroute.org/members_only/secured/network/network_system/system_programs/station_details.php?FSAC=20164 See attached. On 2/14/2023 8:53 AM, Dave Lotz wrote:
Hi Thomas,
Carthage Junction (also known as Illinois Jct.) is located at the eastern end of the Q’s Mississippi River bridge, across the river from Burlington, Iowa. From the research I’ve done on the Burlington area, this junction was interlocked early and later by CTC, both methods controlled by the operators at Wood Tower in Burlington.
I’ve attached an alignment chart showing the Jct. and a photo from the Barringer collection that shows the only known building and one of the Massey concrete instrument houses there.
Dave Lotz
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Hello,
I'm in search of pictures and information about Carthage Junction, Illinois; specifically, any railroad structures that stood there such as a depot and/or tower.
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