Apr 26
As it's been a while since I built a GE diesel, as well as anything involving the Chicago and Northwestern for that matter, here is a C40-8 in a CNW livery.
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As it's been a while since I built a GE diesel, as well as anything involving the Chicago and Northwestern for that matter, here is a C40-8 in a CNW livery.
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Mike Schafer photographed C&NW passenger train No. 1 (formerly the Kate Shelley 400) at West Chicago, Illinois in April 1970. Based on the June 22, 1970 timetable, this train left Chicago at 5:00 PM and was scheduled to arrive in Clinton, Iowa at 8:00 PM, a distance of 137 miles. Trains 1 and 2 ran daily, Monday thru Saturday and as trains 11 and 12 on Sundays and holidays.
C&NW EMD diesel locomotive 5013B on westbound Chicago-Clinton passenger train Kate Shelley 400 at depot. Clinton, IA May 28, 1966
C&NW EMD diesel locomotive on Sunday only Kate Shelley 400 passenger train. Clinton, IA June, 1962