Marty Bernard posted Gulf Mobile & Ohio F3A #809A leads a freight slowly past the Springfield, IL depot on the warm afternoon of August 15, 1965. Jon Roma: FYI, this is a northbound. Marty Bernard shared |
Springfield Model Railroad Club posted Here's the northbound Alton Limited passing Springfield station en route to Chicago in May 1952. Philip Anthony Kohler: Lincoln, Bloomington, Pontiac, Joliet, Chicago Andrew Roth shared |
Jim Arvites posted View of the old Gulf Mobile & Ohio Railroad passenger depot in Springfield, Illinois on March 12, 2023. The station, built in 1895 by the Chicago & Alton RR, is used by Amtrak today. In the near future the depot will be replaced by the Springfield-Sangamon Transportation Center, which is currently under construction, and expected to open in 2025. (Keith Pokorny Photo) Jerry Hund: What was wrong with this station? Timothy Hawkeye Kane: Jerry Hund on the wrong set of tracks to accommodate high speed rail. Causes a lot of delays to downtown traffic anymore as well. [To summarize some additional comments, the politicians in Springfield don't think they should put up with a fraction of the traffic congestion caused in Chicagoland by the trains.] Ken Baker: Dwight Smith also noting the location was the same for the lincoln funeral train when the Row was the C&A. |
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