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Nostalgia & History > Kansas City is an interesting Place..Date: 09/22/16 02:49 Kansas City is an interesting Place.. Author: SP2778 A Busy location April 1994.
BN-UP-SP-NS-SP-NS-UP-ATSF-plus/ (B.M.Ernatt video,) You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 09/22/16 08:01 Re: Kansas City is an interesting Place.. Author: SCKP187 Very nice. Neat to see all the old models and all the transfer moves from the several railroads.
Brian Stevens Date: 09/22/16 08:51 Re: Kansas City is an interesting Place.. Author: ntharalson The "Gooseneck" is definetly a cool place, and this is the first I've seen of this angle.
The only "Through" trains were the coal trains. Interesting to note the UP's were loads and the BN train was probably an empty. Nice stuff, thanks for posting. Nick Tharalson, Marion, IA Date: 09/22/16 21:57 Re: Kansas City is an interesting Place.. Author: Out_Of_Service ntharalson Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > The "Gooseneck" is definetly a cool place, and > this is the first I've seen of this angle. > > The only "Through" trains were the coal trains. > Interesting to note the UP's were loads > and the BN train was probably an empty. > > Nice stuff, thanks for posting. > > Nick Tharalson, > Marion, IA where exactly is the "GOOSENECK" ??? ... nice vid Date: 09/23/16 08:00 Re: Kansas City is an interesting Place.. Author: ntharalson Out_Of_Service Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > ntharalson Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > The "Gooseneck" is definetly a cool place, and > > this is the first I've seen of this angle. > > > > The only "Through" trains were the coal trains. > > Interesting to note the UP's were loads > > and the BN train was probably an empty. > > > > Nice stuff, thanks for posting. > > > > Nick Tharalson, > > Marion, IA > > where exactly is the "GOOSENECK" ??? ... nice > vid The "Gooseneck" is that area just off the Hanibal Bridge where the tracks on the upper level take a big S curve and the lower level tracks split, with one branch taking a big turn towards Santa Fe Junction. At least that's what I've always heard it called. Nick Tharalson, Marion, IA |