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Peoria Rocket I was fortunate enough to be able to photograph both Rock Islands Rockets back in the 1970s.
This one was the first of the two, the Peoria Rocket, perhaps, and it happens to be powered by the distinctive bicentennial unit of the time: number 652 (it would later be preserved).
The train is seen traveling eastbound (inbound) and photographed from Marley Road in New Lenox, Illinois.
One image by Richard Koenig; taken September 5th 1976.
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Peoria Rocket
I was fortunate enough to be able to photograph both Rock Islands Rockets back in the day.
This one was the first of the two, the Peoria Rocket, perhaps, and it happens to be powered by the distinctive bicentennial unit of the time: number 652 (it would later be preserved).
The train is seen traveling eastbound (inbound) and photographed from Marley Road in New Lenox, Illinois.
Photographs by Richard Koenig; taken September 5th 1976.
From the Quad Cities
This is where Marley Road flies over the Rock Island, just a bit east of New Lenox, Illinois. The photograph was made in the waning days of Rock Island intercity passenger train service. The train pictured is the Quad Cities Rocket.
Image by Richard Koenig; taken September 5th 1976
Marley Road
This is where Marley Road flies over the Rock Island, just a bit east of New Lenox, Illinois. Time is running out for this road, a few years at the most; it is a real favorite for rail enthusiasts. The train is a westbound with a couple of General Electric U-boats in charge.
One image by Richard Koenig; taken September 5th 1976.
Peoria Rocket
I was fortunate enough to be able to photograph both Rock Islands Rockets back in the day. This one was the first of the two, the Peoria Rocket, perhaps, and it happens to be powered by the distinctive bicentennial unit of the time: number 652.
The train is seen traveling eastbound (inbound) and photographed from Marley Road in New Lenox, Illinois. Photographs by Richard Koenig; taken September 5th 1976.
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Marley Road
This is a westbound Rock Island Rocket (which one, I know not) at Marley Road just east of New Lenox, Illinois. One image by Richard Koenig; from a medium format negative, taken in 1976 or so.
Marley Road
This is where Marley Road flies over the Rock Island, just a bit east of New Lenox, Illinois. Time is running out for this road, a few years at the most; it is a real favorite for rail enthusiasts. The train is a westbound with a couple of General Electric U-boats in charge.
One image by Richard Koenig; taken September 5th 1976.
