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Street side entrance to the depot.
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| Michael Nieslawski posted LaSalle Depot Rock Island Passenger Station - Photo by Rhodes |
This appears to be the above photo with the exposure tweaked.
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| Andy Zukowski posted Rock Island Depot in LaSalle, Illinois. 1940 |
Another tweek of the exposure.
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| Andy Zukowski posted The Rock Island Railroad Depot in LaSalle, Illinois. 1940 Jim Kelling shared La Salle, Illinois (Rock Island station) |
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| Anthony M Miranda commented on Andy's post Stopped by there in 2016. |
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| Andy Zukowski posted Rock Island Depot in LaSalle, Illinois. 1943 |
Steven J. Brown caught a picture of the building as one of two pictures posted with the comment: "Shots from caboose #431 on a westbound Iowa Interstate freight on the ex-Rock Island - March 1986."
An enhancement of Stephen's depot photo.
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| 2: along the I&M Canal |
An enhancement of Stephen's depot photo.
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| Andy Zukowski posted Shot from Caboose #431 on a Westbound lowa Interstate freight on the ex-RockIsland - March 1986. Photo by Steven J. Brown Doug Narczewski: The double track is now gone as is the siding tracks. |
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| W. J. Manon Flickr, c1913 |
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| W. J. Manon commented on the above Flickr this is what it looks like today. |
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| Roger Kujawa posted Chicago Rock Island and Pacific depot at La Salle, Illinois. Just to the left of the steam loco was the Burlington Route depot on the branch to Streator. My brother and I would hang out here while mom went visiting relatives. Harold J. Krewer Boarded the Rockets there many times. In later years, after the depot in Peru closed, the station was renamed LaSalle-Peru. On the pictured (east) end the depot was lettered "LaSalle-Peru" but on the other (west) end of the building (the end facing Peru) it was lettered "Peru-LaSalle." Depot still there and well-maintained. Was a lawn mower/small engine business for many years but recently sold and will become a privately-owned art gallery/museum. Ed Brown Cool picture Roger. Any idea what year? Note the extended platform across the westbound main. A unique depot, waiting room on top level. You had to board trains by walking down stairs. I believe there is another set of stairs on the inside. |
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| Andy Zukowski posted CB&Q Greybacks, LaSalle, Illinois Here, the CB&Q 167C and company layover in LaSalle, Illinois. Photo by Ken Carlson in 1967 Carl J. Marsico: Looks like the RI Peru-LaSalle station in the background CB&Q ROW is just south of the RI ROW |
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| Harold J. Krewer commented on Andy's post The CB&Q Depot in LaSalle would have been slightly behind and to the left of the photographer, it sat on the north side of the tracks at Creve Coeur St Here is the LaSalle depot, taken in 1980 from almost the same spot as the F units, only turned around. Andy Zukowski collection: |
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