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Dredgby Junction |
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Dredgby Junction is always a busy place. Here a transfer freight from Chestnut Street takes the siding |
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A freight train takes the siding as a VIP special pulled gets ready to leave the junction. |
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Steam locomotive are seen less frequently than a few years ago. The housewives that do laundry on Monday mornings won't miss them. |
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Everyone stops and takes notice when passenger trains pass the junction. |
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The folks down at the junction are friendly sorts and the railroad crews all look out for each other. |
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It's a beautiful day to be on an CNW excursion train with new refurbished streamlined equipment. |
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The old (an Alco RS1) and the new (an EMD SD7) meet at the junction. |
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A switcher's work is never done. This EMD locomotive will see-saw back and forth along this junction yard lead all day. |
Dredgby Favorites |
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This artwork was prepared for a publicity photo for the Great Circus Train. |
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Most people don't think of grabbing a camera during a lightening storm and shooting pictures of large steel objects, but we did! And here are the results. |
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Most old railroads have stories about hauntings along their lines. This picture is for you non-believers. |
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Engine 5629 was the star of Dredgby Junction and the Great Circus Train. |
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This C&NW switcher was laying over for the evening when we took this picture of the northern lights. |
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Springtime on the Milwaukee. Freight traffic is picking up and the flowers are in bloom. |
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The Sunday morning local provides some local color to this week's service. |
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Good help must be hard to find -- check out the new brakeman. |
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