The Railcruise America "green train" sits at Union Station, not long for this paint scheme. The train left town a few days later. The F units eventually became part of Norfolk Southern.

The Inter-American

I saw these engines leave their train parked at Branch St. (only a couple of blocks north of this location) and move down here to Grossman Iron and Steel, but wasn't able to determine what the iss... (more)

Eastbound manifest waits in the yard on a beautiful spring morning.

Eight thousand horsepower charge up the South Approach to the MacArthur Bridge to cross the Mississippi River into Illinois.

BNSF ore train passes underneath the Gateway Arch on a beautiful Spring morning.

Manifest from BNSF Hannibal Sub comes through North St. Louis.

Wabash "City of St. Louis" behind Wabash 1002 and 1002A

PRR 5851-5840B-5867 and PRR 5895-5893 at PRR servicing facilities near Union Station

PRR E7s 5878-5862B-5901 coupling up to passenger train at Union Station. Train is probably the "Sprit of St. Louis."

PRR E8As 4311 and 4316 on passenger train at Union Station. Train is probably the "Penn Texas."

B&O E8As 26 and 26A at service facility near Union Station

B&O "National limited" behind E6A 1410 and E7A 1425 in Union Station

Wabash "City of Kansas City," Train No. 3

TRRA 532 switches Union Station