Steam
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Additional links are also provided to each Road's own gallery page or to a Feature page for some steam locomotives.
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Atchison Topeka Santa Fe
the Sante Fe Gallery
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ATSF 811 - Atchison RR Museum, Kansas 4/14/01 - T. Greuter Photo |
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ATSF 811 - Atchison RR Museum, Kansas 4/14/01 - T. Greuter Photo |
Boone & Scenic Valley
the B&SV Gallery
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BSV JS8419 - a 1980's Chinese-built 2-8-2; 9/8/01 - T. Greuter Photo |
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BSV / COE 17; 9/8/01 - T Greuter Photo |
Chicago Burlington & Quincy
the CB&Q #710 Gallery l the CB&Q Gallery
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CB&Q #710 - displayed at Lincoln Station, Lincoln, Nebraska. The CB&Q has had a long history in the college town, which is carried on by it's successor BNSF today. 6/18/95 - T. Greuter Photo |
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Denver & Rio Grande Western
the D&RGW Gallery
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Denver & Rio Grande Western #4500 - is a 4-8-4 Northern Type Locomotive built by Baldwin in the late 1930s. It is seen here pulling a passenger train outside of Denver, Colorado in 1951. - Jay Glenewinkel Purchased Photo Collection |
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Milwaukee Road
the Milwaukee Road #261 Gallery
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Milwaukee Road 261 - puffs away at Lincoln Station. The sleek 4-8-4 steamer, built in 1944, uses 100 gallons of water every mile and burns a ton of coal every 15 miles. 6/18/00 - T. Greuter Photo |
Missouri Pacific
MoPac Steam Power @ Screaming Eagles
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Missouri Pacific Railroad #152 - The pride of her crew, poses for the camera. In 1851 the MoPac was the first railroad to forge west of the Mississippi River - T. Greuter collection |
Pikes Peak R.R.
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Pikes Peak 2 - another view - T. Greuter Photo |
Saint Louis & San Francisco
the Frisco #1522 Gallery
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SLSF 1522 - steams backwards into the BN yard after a day of basking in railfan attention. 6/14/95 - T. Greuter Photo |
Union Pacific
the UP Gallery
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UP 437 - is on permanent display at the Stuhr Museum in Grand Island, Nebraska. - T. Greuter Photo |
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UP #437 - at Stuhr Museum, Grand Island. June 30, 2001 - T. Greuter Photo · |
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UP 437 - at Grand Island, Nebraska - T. Greuter Photo · |
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UP 3985 - crosses the diamonds at Valey Junction near Hearne, TX in October 2001. The UP Challenger visited the rails in Texas for a week, and pulled an excursion train on October 27, 2001 as a fundraiser for the Houston Grand Opera. The fundraising event was sponsored by former United States President and First Lady, George and Barbara Bush. - Jay Glenewinkel Photo. |
Recommended
Links:
ABPR
- alt.railroad.steam
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