A trio of Chicago & North Western coal trains are led by new C&NW EMD SD60s at the railroad’s remote yard at Bill, Wyoming, on July 4, 1989.
CNW 8025 brings a potash train past Airport (named for Mitchell Field) on Milwaukee's south side on a crisp February day in 1991. The train is on CNW's New Line.
Proviso to Seattle double-stacks depart Fremont, NE on a spring afternoon. The C&NW colors look better and better as time goes by, as does the classic "ball and bar" corporate logo that ... (more)
Three Chicago & North Western coal empties, all led by EMD SD60s, wait to depart Bill, Wyoming, on the afternoon of July 4, 1989. Coal used to flow out of Wyoming like nothing ever seen before. Bu... (more)
CNW 8025 crosses the historic Kate Shelly High Bridge with an eastbound coal train.
Coal trains bound for the mines at Bill, Wyoming, on July 4, 1989, are all led by newish Chicago and North Western SD60s; even the short work extra on the right is powered by lone No. 8029.
Three Chicago and North Western coal trains powered by new SD60s pause at Bill, Wyoming, on July 4, 1989.
Gotta Love Art Deco! It's nice when beautiful stations are allowed to live. Omaha Union Station is now the Durham Western Heritage Museum.
