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Amtrak's Empire Builder - In Pictures
Fall Amtrak Vacation 2006
Amtrak's Empire Builder In Pictures
Photos Taken Along The Route
 

One of many farms in Southern Wisconsin.
 

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, home of Shotz Brewery (Remember the TV Series
"Laverne & Shirley" in the 80's?) Also see the movie "Wayne's World" where
they visit Alice Cooper performing a show there and get backstage passes.
They also ripped off Laverne & Shirley when they visited the infamous brewery!
This photo was taken during the first of many smoking breaks on the train.
 

Minot, North Dakota, this photo was taken during our station and service stop there.
 

Somewhere in Western North Dakota, Big Sky Country!!!
 

Williston, North Dakota. Taken at our station stop and another smoking break!
 

Great Northern 2-8-2 Mikado #3059 on display near the station.
 

2 BNSF Switchers, an SW1200 #3519 & SW10 #3648 sit in the yard near Havre, MT.
 

Great Northern #2584, a Class S-2 4-8-4 Northern on display next to the station
in Havre, MT. This Northern was built by Baldwin in 1930.
 

Rear view of #2584 with its Vanderbilt Tender. There is also a
huge sign explaining this steamer located on the tender.
 

Havre, MT, station stop and quick smoking break as we were running late.
 

I saw this sign on the station building in Shelby, MT. Very nicely done!
 

BNSF GP39M #2816 parked in Shelby next to a parking lot behind the station.
 

Shelby, MT, the start of the Marias Pass Route on Microsoft Train Simulator,
the real thing looks very similar to the popular computer game!
 

An interesting looking trailer park just West of Shelby!
 

One of hundreds of wheat fields along the route, somewhere North of here is Canada!
 

It was a quick stop in Cut Bank, MT. This photo taken from my coach window.
 

The start of the big rock cut where Cut Bank got it's name from.
 

Cut Bank, Montana!
 

One more view at Cut Bank.
 

Night shot of The Empire Builder taken in Whitefish, Montana.
 

Great Northern NW3 #181 on permanent display at the Whitefish Station.