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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
So the day after seeing 6215 in the dark and commenting how I never see it, I've caught it again in slightly improved lighting conditions.
Earthworks for the road re-alignment and new overbridge at Dashwood pass. 730S from Pines to Picton 04/05/2014
Freight Wagons
Place Names Uinta Basin (Utah and Colo.)
Description William (Bill) Harrison with two freight wagons at Alhandra Ferry Crossing.
Source Collection Janis Bigelow Collection
Source MaterialB&W copy negative and print
Publisher-Digital Uintah County Library Regional History Center
Date-Original1920?
TypeImage
Formatimage/jpeg
Languageen
RightsDigital image, copyright 2003 Uintah County Library
Source Physical Dimensions6cm x 6cm
Archival Resolution4800 x 3400 pixels; 2500 ppi
Low-resolution800 x 600 pixels
Bit Depth8
Scanning DeviceCreo-Scitex Jazz + flatbed scanner
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Out for the day (Sept. 26th 2020) watching trains roll by at the Santa Fe Depot - San Bernardino. Arrived around 10:30AM, and left a little after 5PM. One thing I learned. 23mm is not great for trains this close. 16mm, is also not wide enough for trains this close... I need to somehow gain access to a different part of the yard, or go back to my regular benching spots.
Saw some great pieces, but missed some too because the cars go by sooo fast when you're standing 15-20 feet away.
A few shots in this set are monikers from when one train rolled by real slow and I was able to spot and capture the monikers. You'll have to zoom into these quite a bit to see them, but they're worth checking out.
5 hour time lapse from today captured on SJ4000 "Action Cam" One, 5MP photo every 15 seconds.
These are freight tracks embedded in the street, not trolley tracks. They are standard gauge, whereas all trolley tracks in Philly are broad gauge. Another clue that these are freight tracks and not trolley tracks is the switch: the point is missing, but if this were trolley tracks, there would be no switch point on this side; only on the other side of the track. (See note above.)
Taken on the 10xx block of Noble Street, Philadelphia.
Bi-State Development (BSD) hosted Freight Summit 2016 on April 27, which served as the official launch of the St. Louis Regional Freightway, BSD’s newest enterprise aimed at capturing a share of the significant increase in freight volume expected over the next 25 years.