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Screaming Eaglesby ~classictrains

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The MoPac's GP35 fleet were the first locomotives on their roster to bear the Screaming Eagle logo on the long hood.

This set of road numbers was somewhat difficult to track down. There was the MoPac's ownership of the TandP that confused this, then the sale of some units to the CandEI and then a renumbering which preceded the disappearance of the MP into the UP hegemony.

Dolton, Illinois February 1, 1969... an oddly warm and dry winter day!

~nsrdude Feb 18, 2007

Nice picture! The composition is wonderful and subject matter fills me with nostalgia.

Good job!

~classictrains Feb 18, 2007

Just curious, what is your connection to this? Your gallery hints at nothing in this genre.

(I have been startled by several deviants who have picked out some of my scans.)

~nsrdude Feb 18, 2007

Unfortunately I was not involved with these engines (or any) at any point in my life, but for most of my childhood and earlier tenage years I was in love with locomotives and studied at length any and all information I could get my hands on.

Sorry to be of little help.

~classictrains Feb 18, 2007

No apology needed. I'm just curious.

And someday I'm going to post some Underground pictures.

(Mind the Gap!)

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