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Monon EMD F-3 diesel locomotive 82A on passenger train Tippecanoe at Dearborn Station at Roosevelt Road. Chicago, IL March 1951

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CWI pounds the diamonds at 21st St. Chicago, IL 3/15/1962

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Erie Lackawanna - Dearborn Station by d.w.davidson on Flickr.

"With a Santa Fe passenger train and C&WI RS-1 looking on, a pair of Erie-Lackawanna E8s make a light move across the plant."

Dearborn Station, Chicago

September 1, 1965

Photo by James Claflin

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Dearborn St. Station, Chicago, 12AUG'68

The Orland Park local has disappeared for its former Wabash commuter territory, while that Santa Fe RS1 switches passenger cars on left. The MoPac/C&EI E7 (28) departs with the "Danville Flyer", and the C&WI RS1 remains by the freight house with its caboose. Already the fresh blue on the E7 is marred by evidence of "mud pumps" along the way to and from Danville.

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Chicago & Western Indiana, Chicago, IL, 3/1966

Chicago & Western Indiana RS1 263 pulls the Erie Lackawanna Lake Cities out of Dearborn Station, Chicago, IL, 3/1966

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Monon Railroad - Pullman Jct. by d.w.davidson Via Flickr: Monon BL2 No. 36 goes solo on the Chicago & Western Indiana at Pullman Jct. with a northbound transfer for the Belt's Clearing Yard, on March 26, 1966. Look carefully, the caboose of a southbound C&EI transfer can be seen in the distance (in line with the old South Chicago gas holder). Photo by James J. Buckley, original slide from my collection.

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An outbound commuter train has departed Dearborn station and crosses the PRR at 21st St. before turning south and parallel to the PRR as far as 63rd St. Chicago, IL September, 1955

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Chicago & Western Indiana - 79th Street by d.w.davidson Via Flickr: C&WI mid-day suburban train No. 71, with Alco RS-1 No. 252 and combine car No. 40. The train's flagman poses next to the combine beneath the Rock Island viaduct at 79th Street, in this red-bordered Kodachrome, dating from the mid to late 1950s. Photo by C. Foreman, original slide from my collection.