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Amtrak Mail 13 southbound thru the Windsor Locks AmShack at 2am on the Amtrak Springfield Line. August 04, 2002
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Amtrak Mail 13 southbound thru the Windsor Locks AmShack at 2am on the Amtrak Springfield Line. August 04, 2002
I bid you adieu Connecticut you green delight..
VIEW OF PLAQUE AT WEST END - Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Connecticut River on CT State Route 140, Windsor Locks, Hartford County, CT
Windsor Locks (2012)
2020-08-13-0035 (2) by Neal LeBaron Via Flickr: Of course, if we saw the F40 in Springfield the night before, we knew we would see it the next morning on the Hartford line, so we chose the interesting canal view in Windsor Locks, CT, just south of the old station. This is the earlier train, The Bankers, which perhaps had a little more prestige than the later CT Yankee, the Bankers going all the way to Washington, DC April 1977
Windsor Locks train station (2012)
Boring postcard #34: Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, Conn., Hartford's airport
From the book Boring Postcards USA (Phaidon, 2000)
Pan Am crosses the Connecticut-Five Years Ago.
Pan Am crosses the Connecticut-Five Years Ago.
On June 29, 2017, photographer Mike Gardner and I had chased Pan Am Railway’s EDPL (East Deerfield to Plainville, Connecticut) freight. Our final set of was of the train crossing the Connecticut River near Windsor Locks on the former New Haven Railroad bridge. I was working with my first Fuji XT1 digital camera and a telephoto lens. By holding the camera close to the top of the water, I made…
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