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Southern Pacific
 By: Rick Erben | Album Views: 13,838 |
| Espee prior to September 11, 1996 including the Rio Grande lines a/o August 09, 1988. |
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Signals
 By: Torker | Album Views: 13,689 |
| Searchlights, semaphores and cab signals. |
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Amtrak in Massachusetts
 By: Ellis Simon | Album Views: 13,532 |
| Once treated like a backwater with decrepit locomotives, cars and track, Massachusetts has become a star in the Amtrak constellation with electrification to Boston, service to Maine and an upgraded Connecticut Valley line. |
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Santa Fe - All the Way
 By: Hiawatha Pete | Album Views: 13,419 |
| A photo essay on passenger & freight service along the route of the Santa Fe Railway during the ATSF, Amtrak & BNSF eras |
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Southern Pacific Daylight GS-4 #4449
 By: Ellis Simon | Album Views: 13,310 |
| This powerful and beautiful 4-8-4 Northern type steam locomotive hauled the Coast Daylight and other SP varnish. It came back from retirement to haul numerous specials and excursions, including the American Freedom Train. |
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Great Amtrak Photos
 By: Kyle | Album Views: 13,308 |
| America's Passenger Train. While some feel passenger equipment now looks all the same, the scenery is still breath taking and the locomotives and equipment look great. |
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Rainbow
 By: MaryAnn Pickering | Album Views: 13,291 |
| Always wanted to get a train with a rainbow, guess I will have to enjoy these for now. |
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Monster Machines
 By: Steel Central | Album Views: 13,147 |
| | A collection of some of the largest Diesel and Electric locomotives on the planet, with primary judging based on axle count and length | |
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Amtrak Empire Builder
 By: Ellis Simon | Album Views: 13,144 |
| This train, which runs between Chicago and Seattle and Portland, takes its name from James J. Hill, who founded the Great Northern Railroad and extended it from Minnesota to the Pacific Coast. |
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