North Shore Scenic Railroad

Posted by coborn35

on Fri, Mar 31 2006 11:22 PM

Found some pics frm this summer, decided to share them with you all.
Myself, James and Kale all work/volunteer at the NSSR/LSRM.

You guys have already seen the #700.

Great Northern NW5 #192 basks in the sun:

Nice little speeder stored in the museum:

One of my baby's, DMIR Bay Window Caboose #C-205, with guess who? JAMES!:

One of oldest RDC's operating, BUDD RDC #9169(Kales namesake)

Finally, my "other" baby, DMIR SDM, former SD18 #193:

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Posted by rsovitzky

on Sat, Apr 1 2006 8:52 AM

I used to work in Duluth - St. Mary's. Lived in Esko. I was not into RR then so I did not pay a lot of attention.

Could you please describe exactly where in Duluth your pics are? Any pics showing the 'bigger picture'?

Rick at CPR Watertown sub mp 97 And the sons of pullman porters And the sons of engineers Ride their fathers' magic carpets made of steel.

Posted by coborn35

on Sat, Apr 1 2006 8:58 PM

The Duluth Union Depot.

"bigger picture"?

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Posted by rsovitzky

on Sun, Apr 2 2006 8:23 AM

'Bigger' meaning a view farther back - to show where the depot is in relation to surrounding structures, etc.

I guess i can get on terraserver and see some overheads...

Rick at CPR Watertown sub mp 97 And the sons of pullman porters And the sons of engineers Ride their fathers' magic carpets made of steel.

Posted by coborn35

on Sun, Apr 2 2006 6:26 PM

Dont have any right now....

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Posted by nssr9169

on Mon, Apr 3 2006 5:13 PM

THE 9169 IS THE OLDEST BUDDCAR that operates under it's own power(with original engines) Athough operating it is extreamlly costlly.

Posted by Anonymous

on Thu, Apr 6 2006 12:53 PM

Hooray for everyone up there in Duluth, keep it up!

Posted by coborn35

on Thu, Apr 6 2006 5:56 PM

Is that a DMIR engine Sancho?

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Posted by nssr9169

on Fri, Apr 7 2006 9:57 PM

GREAT NORTHERN MAX

Don't think DMIR had mountains(4-8-4) or many with air compressors on the firebox...