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IN 2230 |
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This local man, a former NYC brakeman himself, waits in his gator for the train to pass. This former Pennsylvania Railroad GP-30 has an easy ride on this downhill stretch of old NYC Main Line from Jonesville to Coldwater. She works a bit harder on the return trip. |
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4/12/2010 Upload Date: 4/12/2010 10:21:46 PM |
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Allen, MI |
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Aaron Schlegel |
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IN 2230(GP30) |
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The INER train out of Coldwater heads east through some of the low wetlands of western Hillsdale County |
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9/19/2014 Upload Date: 5/2/2015 2:56:46 PM |
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Allen, MI |
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Jon Hall |
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IN 2185(GP30) IN 2230(GP30) |
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231 Comments: 1 |
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IN 2185 & 2230 cruise right along with 12 cars in tow |
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9/19/2014 Upload Date: 5/2/2015 2:56:49 PM |
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Allen, MI |
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Jon Hall |
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IN 2185(GP30) IN 2230(GP30) |
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IN 1601 |
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Unfortunately I did end up spending just a little too much time on the Waterlevel Route, as the second run of the business car had already left Hillsdale before I could get up there. I did, however, make it to the curve at Thompsan Road north of Allen, MI well before the train got there. I met fellow railfans Ethan Hopper and Noah Smith trackside there and we followed the train back to Coldwater from there. Leading todays train was INER 1601, one of 3 high hood GP9s featured on the INER roster, facing nose out nonetheless! A fantastic combination! |
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4/9/2022 Upload Date: 7/15/2022 9:20:35 PM |
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Allen, MI |
| Author: |
Jacob Werling |
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IN 1601(GP7) |
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176 Comments: 0 |
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N&W 300 |
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Looks fantastic and plenty of ridership today by the looks of it! (Per Railfan and Railroad)Built by Pullman in 1917 for the United States Railroad Administration, it was sold to the N&W in 1920, modernized in 1955 and deemed surplus and sold in 1977. Privately owned and renamed “Ocean,” it went into storage in 1991 and was donated to the society in 2020. The car was repainted in its original N&W Ocean Blue Paint scheme and named "Roanoke", where the car was built. |
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4/9/2022 Upload Date: 7/15/2022 9:23:47 PM |
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Allen, MI |
| Author: |
Jacob Werling |
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