US 1930's - 60's screenshot thread
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what i ment is that they are not on a public downloading site where you say "go here" and presto
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Timothetoolman
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Timothetoolman
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CGW F7s given a workout on the Holly Sub...
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Tim
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Tim
May it’s been during the 40’s as Milwaukee Road’s Quill-Drive-Electric #10300 made its way eastbound pulling a Olympian Hiawatha uphill the 1.7 % grade from Avery to Roland.
The photo shows the train going along Loop Creek Canyon just crossing “Russel Creek Trestle”, while “Barns Creek Trestle” and “Johnson’s Big Cut” appears uphill in the background.
The rock face got its name during construction of the Milwaukee Road. A blast technician named Johnson needed to blast its way through the big rock cliff east of Barns Creek.
About 25000 pound of explosive powder has been touched off as a giant blast threw tons of rock and car sized boulders down the valley and onto the excavation camp #1!
No one has been killed or badly insured but half of the camp was smashed.
Today, long after the Milwaukee Road left the Bitterroots and has eventually wiped out, the rock boulders still remains at the position where once had been the tents of the excavation camp #1.
Route: Milwaukee Road Avery – Drexel (released within TS2010 as builtin – but here running in TS12)
Your’s TUME
The photo shows the train going along Loop Creek Canyon just crossing “Russel Creek Trestle”, while “Barns Creek Trestle” and “Johnson’s Big Cut” appears uphill in the background.
The rock face got its name during construction of the Milwaukee Road. A blast technician named Johnson needed to blast its way through the big rock cliff east of Barns Creek.
About 25000 pound of explosive powder has been touched off as a giant blast threw tons of rock and car sized boulders down the valley and onto the excavation camp #1!
No one has been killed or badly insured but half of the camp was smashed.
Today, long after the Milwaukee Road left the Bitterroots and has eventually wiped out, the rock boulders still remains at the position where once had been the tents of the excavation camp #1.
Route: Milwaukee Road Avery – Drexel (released within TS2010 as builtin – but here running in TS12)
Your’s TUME
They are alcos c425 built in 1964-1966. It says here that is has employed the same GE generator found in GE U25B so I guess so not sure.
Kris, Are you asking if the Alco's the ORIGINAL EL Alco's, or are the new ones?
Because if you are asking that, the answer is they are the original EL Alco's
deadpoolmx55
LETS GO PENS!
ERIE power on the starrucca viaduct in lanesboro PA circa 1967
Milwaukeeroad261
STL Railfan
The lackawanna was known for having 2 generations of diesels coexisitng with each other into the 1970s, Example:
