No, it was one the ex-Santa Fe transcontinental

Was this derailment on the former CB&Q east / west main across Missouri ? Where the derailment occurred ?

TZ, I read that the truck was loaded, and going westbound toward the conservation district lake. That would make it's direction of travel, northbound. At least that is what I read from a news

I’ve been monitoring the recent Amtrak derailment in Missouri and was hoping that someone might answer a question. For sake of discussion let’s say that the tracks are east-west and the county

OFF and ON again: https://www.kbtx.com/2022/07/01/supporters-opponents-proposed-high-speed-train-await-texas-centrals-next-move/

Up on Raton Pass the Santa Fe Railway set up two billboard signs for the benefit of its passengers. Both still exist however the (Wooton) Ranch and Santa Fe Trail one is becoming more dilapidated.

Another story of a projected line that was never built as planned: https://www.linkfamilyhistory.com/new-mexico-blog/2010/9/19/townsite-of-obar-and-54-roadside-marker-both-falling-to-sand.html

ANNOUNCEMENT - This meeting is open to everyone to attend. Program: Ken Fitzgerald Slide Show on Tower 55! Come see the latest photos taken inside and around Tower 55, plus past photos of projects

ANNOUNCEMENT - This meeting is open to everyone to attend. Program: Ken Fitzgerald Slide Show on Tower 55! Come see the latest photos taken inside and around Tower 55, plus past photos of projects

Since the train is originating in Cheyenne why don’t they offer a southbound trip to Denver one day and a northbound return trip to Cheyenne the next day? TZ

Is it two domes and a baggage car???

You betchum, Red Rider! <grin>

Share the adventure with us July 30, 2022, as we trace the historic Colorado Front Range on heritage passenger equipment pulled by Union Pacific’s steam locomotive “Big Boy,” No. 4014. This trip

It’s a UP Museum benefit trip. Which means expensive tickets. Sent from AT&T Yahoo Mail for iPhone

Here's your chance to ride if you missed the previous excursions in Iowa and Louisiana! https://railfan.com/union-pacific-big-boy-to-visit-denver-in-july/

Somewhere I have a picture of the swing bridge in Hannibal across the river. This was from back in the late 80s/early 90s on a family vacation when I was about 10-11 years old. It was already NS then.

Sounds like the usual blame game has started. A NTSB spokesman is blaming the railroad.

It's the NS mainline between Moberly and Hannibal. TZ

So does the original Katy line still exist into Hannibal MO. ? Service now provided by another carrier ? I thought I read some time back that it was abandoned.

It’s the NS now.