This was a duplicate post. The railroading content that was here in these notes has been moved to Wabash Depot, Turntable, NW Caboose and TP&W Junction.
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Obviously, the wood elevator is old. I can't tell if the three steel bins are bolted or welded, but either way, they are also old. The dryer, galvanized bin and legs are modern.
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| Street View [The loose railroads in the foreground indicate that TP&W is investing in the maintenance of its track.] |
Brett Ellis posted four photos with the comment: "Forrest, Illinois"
Brett Ellis again posted four photos with the comment: "Forrest, Illinois"
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The hopper cars in the #3 photo above must be delivering fertilizer because the loadout spouts don't reach the railroad siding. The carload freight service is a reminder that this town is served by TP&W, a shortline, instead of a Class I railroad. I wonder if any of today's Class I railroads would provide this service.
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| Randy Allard posted, cropped TP&W westbound setting off in Forrest, illinois at 2:16pm getting their air to head west now. |
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