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Santa Fe Legacy John Winfield. Depicts the continuation of classic locomotives on
the Santa Fe. Northern type #3751, FT #100 and Super Fleet Warbonnet #800,
the first of their breed, are all "Class Engines." 18"x 24" limited edition
print is signed by the artist.
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John Winfield. Three models of first generation diesels in the original
blue and light gray of the Missouri Pacific meet at Austin, Texas.
An EMD F7, a GP-7 and an Alco PA are represented. 24"x 18" limited
edition print is signed and numbered by the artist.
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Hiawatha
Departing Milwaukee,
Bruce Friesch. The Milwaukee Road Hiawatha Class F7 4-6-4 Hudson
locomotive was designed by Otto Kuhler and built by Alco in 1938. Reaching
speeds up to 103 mph between Milwaukee and Chicago, they were a marvel
of industrial design. 14"x 11" print.
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E 4-6-2 Pacific No. 1620
Bruce Friesch. Chicago and North Western used two shrouded Pacific's,
No. 1620 seen here and No. 1617, for service on the Minnesota 400,
from Chicago to Mankato, Minnesota. They replaced the Class D Atlantics
that were too light for the expanded passenger trains. 14"x 11" print.
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Crossroads of the Past Jim Jordan. This wintry scene depicts the first of the "Orange Blossom
Special" E4 diesel-electric locomotives at the gracious Victorian
style depot in Hamlet, North Carolina. It's a busy stopover during the
war years of the '40s with poignant holiday farewells between soldiers
and their loved ones. 30""x 21" print is signed by the artist.
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Jim Jordan. This foggy scene depicts one of the Great Northern Railway
electrics, #5018, crossing the Foss River Bridge, built on the western
slope of the Cascades in Washington. Originally made from timber in 1892,
the bridge shown here is the rebuilt bridge, created with steel in
1909. 25"x 19" print is signed by the artist.
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From Poland to Pullman One man's Story How Jacob Dyrek made his journey from Poland to the community of Pullman on the south side of Chicago. The hardships he and men like him endured. by Lorri Timbs |
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