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Batesville Job |
Description: |
The Batesville job passes by MP 430 southbound thru downtown Senatobia with 3 cars for United Plastics in Sardis. |
Photo Date: |
12/28/2011 Upload Date: 12/30/2011 2:03:08 PM |
Location: |
Senatobia, MS |
Author: |
Joe Marascalco |
Categories: |
Action |
Locomotives: |
GMTX 2001(GP38) |
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853 Comments: 6 |
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City of New Orleans |
Description: |
Train NO.1, the southbound City of New Orleans has just made its stop at Memphis Central Station and is passing through South Yard as it begins its 188 mile run over the Grenada District to Canton, MS. |
Photo Date: |
6/1/1968 Upload Date: 12/1/2011 3:43:59 PM |
Location: |
Memphis, TN |
Author: |
unknown |
Categories: |
Passenger |
Locomotives: |
IC 4039(E9A) |
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1302 Comments: 10 |
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Memphis Local |
Description: |
The GM&O had trackage rights from Corinth to Memphis over the Southern Railway. This job went to work at Corinth and made a night run to Memphis and back. The job used GM&O equipment and Southern Crews. The job is seen here putting their train away at the south end of the yard at Corinth. |
Photo Date: |
6/19/1965 Upload Date: 6/15/2011 9:23:06 PM |
Location: |
Corinth, MS |
Author: |
RR Wallin |
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Locomotives: |
GMO 728(FA1) |
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3236 Comments: 17 |
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Southern Express |
Description: |
#25, the Southern Express, is going over Millington Road, mile 382.9, or about 3 miles south of Woodstock. From the collection of Fred Goff. To see what this crossing looks like today, check out this picture: http://rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=2485369 |
Photo Date: |
4/20/1950 Upload Date: 12/23/2010 11:43:14 PM |
Location: |
Woodstock, TN |
Author: |
unknown |
Categories: |
Signal,Passenger |
Locomotives: |
IC 4029(E8A) |
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1249 Comments: 9 |
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City of New Orleans |
Description: |
Train #2, the City of New Orleans, passes over LA Belt, which takes most freight trains to and From Johnston Yard to the Fulton District. The City is coming off of the Grenada District. From the collection of Fred Goff. |
Photo Date: |
5/14/1954 Upload Date: 7/2/2009 7:20:44 PM |
Location: |
Memphis, TN |
Author: |
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Passenger |
Locomotives: |
IC E7(E7A) |
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1208 Comments: 3 |
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City of New Orleans |
Description: |
Train #2, the northbound City of New Orleans passes by Raines, about 8 miles south of Memphis Central Station. Today, Raines has been absorbed by Memphis and is not actually a town. The crossing in the background is Raines Road, which today is 5 lanes. The siding and the house are long gone. From the collection of Fred Goff. |
Photo Date: |
3/21/1954 Upload Date: 7/2/2009 12:39:16 AM |
Location: |
Raines, TN |
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Locomotives: |
IC 4010(E7A) |
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1902 Comments: 6 |
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Siren Crossing |
Description: |
Picture of the famous Siren or Screaming crossing as the locals around here used to call it. This device had neon lights and an air-raid siren. This device was developed by W.A. Billups, a Grenada native. This crossing had numerous deadly accidents, one of which was someone in his family and thus inspired him to create this unique warning device. Mr.Billups tried to market his invention but the idea never took off and to my knowledge, this was the only one ever built. The crossing was installed in 1940 and lasted untill 1970. The crossing is still here but all that remains of this device is the concrete blocks that supported it. Picture was taken as it was being dismantiled and replaced by regular flashers. Photo by Fred Goff. |
Photo Date: |
11/2/1970 Upload Date: 7/1/2009 1:05:28 PM |
Location: |
Grenada, MS |
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12967 Comments: 7 |
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#50 |
Description: |
A late northbound pig train #50 is in the siding waiting for its counterpart, #51. Photo by Fred Goff. |
Photo Date: |
4/13/1978 Upload Date: 7/1/2009 1:23:26 PM |
Location: |
Batesville, MS |
Author: |
Fred Goff |
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Locomotives: |
ICG 9410(GP18) |
Views: |
1976 Comments: 3 |
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