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Misplaced Lens Cap
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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Jules of Nature
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The Bowery Presents
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Caboose by Aaron Bowen Via Flickr: NYC 21084 Caboose. Nearly restored. Probably the caboose in best shape at the museum.
CB&Q 2-10-4 Class M-4-A 6316 by Chuck Zeiler Via Flickr: Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad 2-10-4 Class M-4-A 6316 at Burlington Iowa on September 30, 1955, photographer unknown, print by Tom Klinger, Chuck Zeiler collection. Number 6316 was built by Baldwin as a Class M-4 in November 1927 ( c/n 60262 ) , rebuilt to Class M-4-A in November 1939, sold for scrap in April 1961.
CB&Q 9900 by Chuck Zeiler Via Flickr: Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad 9900 at West Quincy, Missouri on June 24, 1957, photograph by G. E. Lloyd, print by Gordon C. Bassett, Chuck Zeiler collection. There appears to be a baggage car coupled to the rear.
SOO GP30 719 by Chuck Zeiler Via Flickr: SOO Line GP30 719 at about 47th Street in Chicago, Illinois on May 9, 1965, Ektachrome by Chuck Zeiler.
B&O E6 1411 by Chuck Zeiler on Flickr.
Caption: “ Baltimore & Ohio Railroad E6 1411 eastbound on Train Number 6, The Capitol, at 63rd Street, Chicago, Illinois on October 10, 1965, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. Within approximately six miles there were five mainline railroad stations on 63rd Street at the time of this photo. This was the middle of the five, situated at 63rd Street (the name of the station) and Oakley Avenue (2300 west), serving the B&O, C&O, and Pere Marquette. The station house was built at ground level before the tracks were elevated and a stairway led to the upper level platforms.”