#icg

[railwayhistorical]

Bicentennial Unit Comes to Town (2 of 4) Continuing a series of post with ICG's bicentennial unit as subject...

In this image the train has arrived just south of the Bloomington, Indiana, yard. That timber bridge carries Rogers Street and has since rebuilt of concrete. Viewing the unit head here on shows off the eagle design well. One image by Richard Koenig; taken February 2nd 1976.

[aryburn-trains]

Winter Helper

On a bitter cold January, 1976 morning sees an ICG GP-10 #8032 provides helper service to get the Black Hawk on it's way to Chicago.

[eiby-art]

Pizza Game Beta fanart :D

Otro fanart! Como funfact les traigo que me saqué del hoyo que Burger Gal, para el baile, se fue con su uniforme de trabajo y agarró un saco random para disimular JISJI

[some-israeli-guy]

Anyone else bothered by the fact that the president of the ICJ, that is currently dealing with South Africa's bullshit lawsuit against Israel, is probably about to be elected as the prime minister of Lebanon, a hostile country to Israel?

Seems like a conflict of interests to me, idk.

[20th-century-railroading]

Illinois Central Gulf - Ash Street

A westbound ICG local freight approaches Ash Street crossing while a B&O transfer is on the connection track to the Santa Fe behind the tower, in April 1987.

[frostyreturns]

Illuminati Card Game

This game was created in 1982 by an occultist and likely secret society member who turned various illuminati plots into a card game, the cards have preceded major historical and cultural events and seem to hint at a knowledge of what’s actually going on. I’m going to feature a random card here and there to talk about the conspiracies behind it.

This card is a reference to Barney the dinosaur which wouldn’t hit television until 1992. Yet ten years ealier this card game maker knew Barney was coming...and that everyone would want to kill Barney...why.

Why is because Barney was an mkultra style psyop for children. Notice the colours in the background the red blue and yellow signs, this is a reference to color based conditioning they were testing to see if they could elicit violent reactions to something they made specifically to be loveable and cute. Did they succeed? Why would they want to know if they could make you want to destroy something you were supposed to love?

[marmarinou]

"Illinois Central Gulf continued to use South Water Street Yard into the 1980s although this view made in October 1981 makes it appear that it was used more for boxcar storage than loading and unloading. The image was made from East Monroe Street. Today this area is covered by Millennium Park. Partly visible in the background is the Aon Center and Prudential Plaza."

Chicago

October 3, 1981

Photo by Craig Sanders

(Scanned from a slide)

[bokomoko]

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