I can add the following: 132 - Des Moines River bridge west of Ottumwa, Image reversed 133 - Ottumwa, IA , Crossing with CMStP&P KC main?? 135 - Ottumwa, IA, looking west. The Union Depot (with tower
To: CBQ@yahoogroups.com A few more IDs: 3 - 2564 and the Cody train at the Frannie, Wyo., depot, where the Cody branch leaves the mainline. Reversed 432 - McCook, Neb., looking west at depot and pede
Everyone is doing a fantastic job on identifying these!! I think that once we have exhausted the ID process for the Q photos, I would like to send the list of locations ID's to the Barringer on behal
Hol and or group, Image # 243 is a mystery location with several clues. There is a two stall engine house with a water tank and stock yards . Also a small yard with at least 4 tracks and most notably
Could #243 be Cody, WY? There was a Husky oil refinery in Cody explaining all the tank cars, and it was at the end of a branch, so a 2 stall roundhouse wouldn't be out of the question. Also, the moun
Photo 243 is at Frannie, Wyo., milepost 459 on the Casper-Billing mainline and the initial point of the branch to Cody, thus the enginehouse. A few others: 264 is a C&NW locomotive, not Q Hudson 3007
Wow. Cody has really changed. 281, 286 and 287 must all be Cody too, not Powell. I found another photos of the Burlington Inn and the Cody depot here: http://www.wyomingtalesandtrails.com/codyirma2.h
Chris, #208 is Edgemont. and the image is reversed. A good way to study these pictures in their largest version is to select the image you want to study by clicking on it. When the image comes up you
Hi Archie. Yes, those three have been a lot of help. That and Gimp. Best regards, Chris Chris, #208 is Edgemont. and the image is reversed. A good way to study these pictures in their largest version
Chris, Also remember the Mutual Oil Refinery in Cowley and the Empire Refinery in Thermopolis. A 4 letter name would be Basin I understand they shipped a lot of turkeys from there. I have seen only o
103 - Bagley, W( 105 shows a Crawford tower. Where would that be? Ken Martin -- Yahoo Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CBQ/ <*> Your email setting
Photo 68 is the Ravenna, Neb., yard, coaling station and roundhouse, though much of the roundhouse is hidden behind another small building. Hol Reply via web post Reply to sender Reply to group Start
Ken, Here is a link to a website about Crawford Tower, WI where a MILW branch line crossed the Q. <http://www.signalbox.org/overseas/usa/crawford.htm> Does it look like the one in the picture? Bill H
Hi Pete, That makes sense. I know they developed the hot springs as a tourist attraction in the 19th century. 400-416 also appear to be Wyoming. 401 is the second bridge crossing the Bighorn river so
Bill, Yes that is the same tower as the picture link you mentioned in Wisconsin. -- Yahoo Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CBQ/ <*> Your email set
CHRIS, # 387 HAS THAT SAME HILLSIDE SIGN BUT THE MOST INTERESTING ASPECT OF THE IMAGE WAS THE BURLINGTON ROUTE STENCILED STEP STOOL THEY ARE USING. I HAVE NEVER SEEN THAT SPECIFIC STENCIL BUT THE ONE
Sure enough, good eye, Archie. Chris CHRIS, # 387 HAS THAT SAME HILLSIDE SIGN BUT THE MOST INTERESTING ASPECT OF THE IMAGE WAS THE BURLINGTON ROUTE STENCILED STEP STOOL THEY ARE USING. I HAVE NEVER S
By the way, if #387 is in Thermop, then so is 386, which shows the side business car Aleutian. Looks like it is at the St. Louis Transportation Museum. I don't know anything about this car, but there