Anyone Else Fascinated By Old Locomotives?

Burlington Route part of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. Eventually became the giant Burlington Northern Santa Fe...

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Eric there is a very small window that would limit your eyesight and view looking ahead. Because of that each loco was equipped with one of these to tell the engineer when to turn right or left or hit the brakes. Not all were as pretty however. :Biggrin:

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Maybe Mark can tell us what is going on in this pic, not 100% sure it is even a locomotive but it is a interesting picture...

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Interesting piece of history Randy, thanks for digging it up. :thumbs:
 
More street running...Wonder if he stopped for Dickinson?

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At last weeks Loco's and Coffee one GE driver caused all some issues with a burnout that caught the eye of local authorities. These guys are worse than Mustang drivers... :Biggrin:

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Another pic from Northampton. Some rough looking fellows running the railroad in this town...

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Found another shot of this line, it must have been significant, and maybe still is, at one point in its life...

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