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| The "California Zephyr" is seen leaving Chicago Union Station and then is seen meeting the east bound "California Zephyr" on August 24, 1969. These photos are Kodak duplicates which John Beirne allowed me to have made from his originals when my exposed film was stolen. |
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| The "north Coast Limited" is seen leaving Chicago Union Station on August 24, 1969. These photos are Kodak duplicates which John Beirne allowed me to have made from his originals when my exposed film was stolen. |
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| Another shot of the meet of the "California Zephyrs" just south of Chicago Union Station on Aug. 24, 1969. These photos are Kodak duplicates which John Beirne allowed me to have made from his originals when my exposed film was stolen. |
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| The westbound "California Zephyr" is seen arriving in the afternoon at Galesburg, IL on July 13, 1968. |
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| The east bound "California Zephyr" is seen leaving Galesburg, IL on July 13, 1968. |
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| The "Denver Zephyr" is seen first arriving at Galesburg and then leaving after its scheduled stop on July 13, 1968. |
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| The "Qunicy Local" is seen arriving Galesburg, IL on Jul 13, 1968. |
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| The combined "Nebraska Zephyr-Qunicy Local" is seen leaving Galesburg, IL on Jul 13, 1968. |
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| This "dinky" consist is heading to the Birlington's suburban storage yard south of Chicago Union Station on August 24, 1969. These photos are Kodak duplicates which John Beirne allowed me to have made from his originals when my exposed film was stolen. |
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| This "dinky" is seen leaving Chicago Union Station on its run to Aurora, IL on August 23, 1969. These photos are Kodak duplicates which John Beirne allowed me to have made from his originals when my exposed film was stolen. |
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| This Burlington E-8 is seen in Dallas, TX on June 14, 1965. |
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| By May 1970, the Burlington was no longer using Kansas City Union Station. The Royal American Zephyr is seen loading in the yard in North Kansas City, MO on May 3, 1970 (note the shipment for the competition on an adjacent track). |
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| The train is then seen along the Missouri River bottoms on its way to Chicago. |
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