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All shots in this set were taken along various freight lines in Queens & Brooklyn.
The latest ones were shot earlier this year during the research & creation of a graffiti book by Joseph Anastasio. If you'd like a well put-together compilation of current graffiti on and along NYC's B&Q rails, grab ahold of a copy of his latest book Brooklyn Queens Freight.
The 2nd of the two freights but the first one to leave, was headed by DFB7158 and a DXB. It berthed on the main next to the platform until it had clearance from the work site to proceed - no commuter trains were running on this line this day due to the works. Paekakariki, 22nd March 2014
A Freightliner Class 66 seen approaching the end of it's journey from Runcorn to Northenden Waste Management Centre on the binliner train
With the Borealis clear, CPKC started running freights and I hung out for awhile at the end of Vermillion siding to catch them. First came another Potash train with just a single CP Gevo in command.
Photograph from an album compiled by James Gordon Steese who served as president of the Alaska Road Commission during the 1920s.
Collection name: James Gordon Steese Papers
Original held by: Archives and Special Collections
Institution: Dickinson College
Location: Carlisle, PA
Contact us at: archives@dickinson.edu