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Thebes Bridge
Title:  Thebes Bridge
Description:  This is the Thebes Bridge, which carries Union Pacific tracks across the Mississippi River between Thebes, IL and Illmo, MO. It was built in 1905, and originally owned by the IC, Mopac, StLIM&S, C&EI and Cotton Belt.
Photo Date:  4/8/2017  Upload Date: 5/8/2017 10:29:35 AM
Location:  Thebes, IL
Author:  Jeff Van Cleve
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Views:  164   Comments: 1
Cairo Rail Bridge
Title:  Cairo Rail Bridge
Description:  This bridge carries the Canadian National Railway across the Ohio River between Cairo, IL and Wickliffe, KY. The original bridge was built by the Illinois Central in 1887. The present bridge was built in 1952, but some of the original 1887 piers were utilized. GM&O trains also used this bridge up until the ICG merger.
Photo Date:  4/8/2017  Upload Date: 5/8/2017 10:56:05 AM
Location:  Cairo, IL
Author:  Jeff Van Cleve
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Views:  85   Comments: 1
BNGX 8003
Title:  BNGX 8003
Description:  Bunge Grain uses this NRE 1GS7B genset switcher at their Cairo, IL terminal.
Photo Date:  4/8/2017  Upload Date: 5/8/2017 11:10:30 AM
Location:  Cairo, IL
Author:  Jeff Van Cleve
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Locomotives:  BNGX 8003(1GS7B)
Views:  345   Comments: 1
BNSF 4500
Title:  BNSF 4500
Description:  A southbound BNSF frac sand train heads out onto the Metropolis Bridge over the Ohio River. The bridge was built by the CB&Q between 1914 and 1917, and was designed by Ralph Modjeski, the same engineer who designed the Thebes Bridge, Hanrahan Bridge and Government Bridge, all important rail crossings of the Mississippi River. The Metropolis Bridge also includes the longest pin connected simple through truss span in the world at 708 feet. I am assuming it is the furthest span from the camera in this photo.
Photo Date:  4/8/2017  Upload Date: 5/8/2017 1:18:54 PM
Location:  Metropolis, IL
Author:  Jeff Van Cleve
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Locomotives:  BNSF 4500(C44-9W)
Views:  86   Comments: 1
BNSF 4500
Title:  BNSF 4500
Description:  A southbound BNSF frac sand train has reached the Kentucky side of the Metropolis Bridge over the Ohio River, passing over the Oliver C. Shearer, a towboat operated by the Campbell Transportation Co. of Charleroi, PA. The Oliver C. Shearer was built in 1961 by the Marietta Manufacturing Co. of Point Pleasant, WV, and was repowered in 1965 with a pair of EMD 16-645E diesel engines, the same engines that powered GP40 and SD40 locomotives.
Photo Date:  4/8/2017  Upload Date: 5/8/2017 1:40:25 PM
Location:  Metropolis, IL
Author:  Jeff Van Cleve
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Locomotives:  BNSF 4500(C44-9W)
Views:  431   Comments: 1
PAL 2111
Title:  PAL 2111
Description:  A Paducah & Louisville slug set is in for servicing. PAL 2111 was originally B&O 3769. Taken on PAL property with permission.
Photo Date:  4/8/2017  Upload Date: 5/8/2017 1:48:15 PM
Location:  Paducah, KY
Author:  Jeff Van Cleve
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Locomotives:  PAL 2111(GP40-3)
Views:  345   Comments: 1
ADMX 9370
Title:  ADMX 9370
Description:  This SW1200 works at the big ADM elevator in Mound City; she's ex-CR 9370, nee-NYNH&H 647.
Photo Date:  4/8/2017  Upload Date: 5/8/2017 3:06:51 PM
Location:  Mound City, IL
Author:  Jeff Van Cleve
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Locomotives:  ADMX 9370(SW1200)
Views:  352   Comments: 2
Former NYC/Big Four depot
Title:  Former NYC/Big Four depot
Description:  The former NYC/Big Four depot on the long-abandoned line between Danville and Cairo.
Photo Date:  4/8/2017  Upload Date: 5/8/2017 3:11:05 PM
Location:  Olmsted, IL
Author:  Jeff Van Cleve
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Views:  62   Comments: 1
Caboose
Title:  Caboose
Description:  Also in Olmsted is this former IC caboose painted jade green and lettered NYC. You're not fooling anybody....
Photo Date:  4/8/2017  Upload Date: 5/8/2017 3:13:45 PM
Location:  Olmsted, IL
Author:  Jeff Van Cleve
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Views:  94   Comments: 1


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