Tim Starr posted The Northern Pacific had main shops on the east end of the line (Brainerd and St. Paul), the west end (Tacoma), and in the middle at Livingston, MT. This postcard of the Livingston Shops is from about 1910. |
Sam Carlson posted Northern Pacific Shops in Livingston, MT in August, 1970. |
Brent Susie Wilcox Bueller commented on the above posting Here is the Livingston transfer table today. Same table with new cab. It now operates with a power cable reel instead of the power trolley line visible to the right in the old photo. |
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IRM Strahorn Library posted "Panorama of Livingston Montana showing the Northern Pacific Railroad repair shops. Livingston has a population of 9,000 and is on the beautiful Yellowstone River, the original gateway to Yellowstone National Park." Illinois Railway Museum Strahorn Library Postcard Collection. The Strahorn Library houses thousands of books, tens of thousands of periodicals, and more than a hundred thousand photographs, all centering on the subject of trains and railroading and all held to support research and scholarship into the railroad history of the United States. The Strahorn Library is at 118 E. Washington Street in Marengo, Illinois. It is normally open from 10AM to 2:30PM on Wednesdays, and visitors are welcome. For those unable to visit, we can provide access to our collections via telephone (815-568-1060), e-mail (strahorn@irm.org), or online catalog (librarycat.org/lib/IRMStrahornLibrary). All materials are available for non-commercial purposes and according to the “fair use” provision of the U.S. Copyright Law, which permits the use of copyrighted material for criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. |
A roundhouse...
1951 Livingston Quad @ 1:24,000 |
...whose turntable still exists. Recently, BNSF terminated the lease by Mountain Rail Link of the Northern Pacific route. I wonder if this town will continue to be a significant railyard and service facility for BNSF.
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