Whats you favorite fallen flag

[Anonymous]

Yazoo & Mississippi Valley, formerly Yazoo & Delta, also known at the turn of the Twentieth Century (1903) as the "Yellow Dog."

[Anonymous]

Yazoo & Mississippi Valley, formerly Yazoo & Delta, also known at the turn of the Twentieth Century (1903) as the "Yellow Dog."

[Anonymous]

LNER

London North Eastern Railway

[Anonymous]

LNER

London North Eastern Railway

[Anonymous]

It has to be a toss-up between C&NW and North Shore Line. Both of which I used to watch & ride when a youngster in Racine, WI.

David

[Anonymous]

It has to be a toss-up between C&NW and North Shore Line. Both of which I used to watch & ride when a youngster in Racine, WI.

David

[Hugh Jampton]

Lake Erie & Northern

[Hugh Jampton]

Lake Erie & Northern

[Anonymous]

southern pacific for me .From this side of the water a railway that came up with some brilliant ideas.

[Anonymous]

southern pacific for me .From this side of the water a railway that came up with some brilliant ideas.

[Anonymous]

The one I miss the most is the Southern Pacific... I grew up living next to its tracks down here in south Texas and always took it for granite. A friend and I were sitting at a crossing recently waiting for a train that was coming around the curve in town, and when it finally appeared, it was an old SP GP-40 with UP numbers painted on it. I told my buddy how sad of a sight it was to see. It struck me as if it were a slave that had no say about its situation. At least it was the front engine... I also miss cabooses.

[Anonymous]

The one I miss the most is the Southern Pacific... I grew up living next to its tracks down here in south Texas and always took it for granite. A friend and I were sitting at a crossing recently waiting for a train that was coming around the curve in town, and when it finally appeared, it was an old SP GP-40 with UP numbers painted on it. I told my buddy how sad of a sight it was to see. It struck me as if it were a slave that had no say about its situation. At least it was the front engine... I also miss cabooses.

[stevechurch2222]

The Milwaukee Road, I grew up watching trains in Perry,Iowa and Madric,Iowa and after the shutdown of the Iowa Division on the Milwaukee Road I watched trains in Davenport,Iowa,Ottumwa,Iowa and Washington,Iowa up till the time the Soo Line took over the Milwaukee Road in 1985. Steve Church Milwaukee Road Iowa Division

 

[cnwfan51]

Any of the old Granger railroads CB&Q CMW CGW M&STL and The Iowa Interburbans  The union Pacific in Nebraska and Kansas   Larry 

[stevechurch2222]

The Milwaukee Road. Steve Church Milwaukee Road Iowa Division

[oscaletrains]

Port Huron & Detroit, GTW, B&O

[Jimmydieselfan]

1. Burlington Northern

2.Great Northern

3.Northern Pacific

[seminole #9]

 illinois central prior to ic & gulf mobile & ohio merger in 1972

[beagledoggg]

the Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee Railway  (North Shore Line)

[J. Edgar]

 

 the Pere Marquette....home road favorite

 alltime fav...the Standard Railroad of the World

[enr2099]

1.Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway

2.BC Rail/PGE 

[j610]

 NORFOLK & WESTERN without a doubt . I grew up in roanoke less than a mile from the schafer`s crossing roundhouse .  Also , my grandparents lived about a hundred feet from the abingdon branch at creek junction . Lots of great memories .      RON

[Berk765]

Number one, Southern Railroad, Number two, Nickel Plate Road, Number three, Northfolk and Western

[marodude]

Mine would be the Southern Pacific & the Rio Grande, also the Burlington Northern .

[prsl-sj]

The PRSL and CNJ

[Ster1]

Baltimore & Ohio, Chessie System

Going to miss those CPL's

[MOPACnut]

MO-PAC

Followed by Santa Fe, Rio Grande, Rock Island, Katy, Frisco, and Chessie

[fredswain]

MOPAC is my favorite too!