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Fallen Flag Freight Cars at North Chili in the late '70s - 2

The white box car with friction bearings is an Atlantic & Western boxcar (A&W is now part of the multi-billion $ G&W conglomerate). The resplendent blue box car is Minneapolis Northfield & Southern which is now part of CP. And lastly there are a pair of jade green PC boxcars trailed by an ex-Pennsy caboose. PC was absorbed by Conrail and then split into CSX and NS pieces. In my mind, it seems like freight trains were more interesting 40+ years ago.

Photographed by John Barlow, 1977.
Added to the photo archive by John Barlow, August 30, 2021.
Railroad: Conrail.

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I wholeheartedly agree! Things were more interesting back then. Thankfully you and others were there to photograph the trains and show us this history today. We can never go back.

Posted by Mike LaCasse on 2021-08-30 15:22:53


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