Amtrak (AMTK) 291 - EMD F40PHR
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John C Benson photo
AMTK 291 pauses for a station stop at sunset
AMTK 291 pauses for a station stop at sunset
AMTK 291 pauses for a station stop at sunset
Here is page four of a four-page cover article entitled "Give My Regards to 'The Broadway.'" It was published originally in the November 1995 issue of "Railpace Newsmagazine," page 27. Photo credits are provided in the captions.
Here is page two of a four-page cover article entitled "Give My Regards to 'The Broadway.'" It was published originally in the November 1995 issue of "Railpace Newsmagazine," page 25. Photo credits are provided in the captions.
Amtrak E8 439 near 18th Street in Chicago, Illinois on an unknown day in September 1978, Ektachrome by Chuck Zeiler. Also seen is F40PHR 291 on the left, and Conrail GP9 7301 on the right. The bridge in the background was the IC -ICG Saint Charles Air Line.
AMTK 291
The Southwest Limited pulls into the station at Galesburg, IL.
Just at the end of commute rush comes Amtrak. (date approximate)
Early in the morning of August 29th, 1981, Amtraks "Southwest Limitey" arrives in Pomona, California, on its way from Chicago to Los Angeles.
Amtrak train #3, the "Southwest Limited", sprints out of Pomona, California, on its way to Pasadena and then its final destination of Los Angeles on August 29, 1981.
AMTK 237 and 291
VIA 6901 and AMTK 291
291 will depart in a few minutes with sister 265 for Wilmington, Del via Boston, Chicago and Philadelphia.
My father photographed me with the 291 at New Haven.
Lit marker lights on F40 291.
The 291 idling at New Haven.
The last night for the two F40's at night. These units went to the Morristown & Erie and now are in Labradour, Canada.
The last night for the two F40's at night. These units went to the Morristown & Erie and now are in Labradour, Canada.
The Desert Wind, eastbound Train #36, kicks up fresh ballast dust as it heads through Pine Lodge on Santa Fe's First District in Cajon Pass in 1984
The Desert Wind, eastbound Train #36, kicks up fresh ballast dust as it heads through Pine Lodge on Santa Fe's First District in Cajon Pass in 1984