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Flamingo Drive, Halethorpe, Maryland.

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Bumming Around the Corridor by Citizen of the Galaxy Via Flickr: As my buddy casually watches, a northbound long distance Amtrak train slams through Halethorpe MD behind E60MA No. 600 on 30 June 1990.
B&O RDCs lived on under the fledgling MARC commuter rail service of the early 1990s. At Halethorpe, MD., a quartet of them accelerates away from HX Tower (background) in February 1991. Dale Jacobsen photo
Halethorpe, MD. 2022.
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Baltimore County FD Truck 5 - Halethorpe
Baltimore locations from Netflix’s The Keepers
A Traveling Wagon by Don Kalkman Via Flickr: MARC train P251 was heading for DC behind leased Virginia Railway Express equipment pushed by a well-traveled EMD F9 82 at HX Tower in Halethorpe on June 29, 1993.
Built for the B&O as F7 939 in 1952, the B&O sold it to the Central Railroad of New Jersey. It then went to Morrison-Knudsen in Idaho for rebuilding into Maryland Department of Transportation's F9PHA 7182.
When MDOT became MARC, they dropped the 71 and ran it as MARC 82 before it went to Rail Cruise America and then the Washington Central as their 82 and would wind up on Iowa Pacific's Santa Cruz & Monterey Bay Railway as their 1101 and is now part of the massive Iowa Pacific's bankruptcy firesale. Who knows where it will wind up next.