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Dolton Junction Chicago
Cincinnati Ohio
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Dolton Junction Chicago
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TNER Freight southeast of Celeste Tx
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Dolton Junction Chicago

Former copper canyon engine maybe?
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Yes it is a former Copper Canyon engine. It was a former SP engine before that. Good to see it still running and not becoming razor blades.
 
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Last I had heard, it was sitting on the north end of Gibson for quite some time.

I miss the old EMD switchers as they Blaaaated through Blue Island.
 
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Copper Basin Railroad, not Copper Canyon...

Ex-SP SD39.

Nice picture.
 

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