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Close-up of the cab of a newly delivered diesel lok at the Burlington, Iowa depot. 22 Aug 2005

Close-up of the cab of a newly delivered diesel lok at the Burlington, Iowa depot. 22 Aug 2005 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / BNSF

 1156 1024x768 Px, 28.02.2010 

BNSF 5757 sits at the Burlington, Iowa depot while its coal train is being unloaded at the power plant south of town. With the freshness of the paint the lok appears to be newly delivered. 22 Aug 2005.

BNSF 5757 sits at the Burlington, Iowa depot while its coal train is being unloaded at the power plant south of town. With the freshness of the paint the lok appears to be newly delivered. 22 Aug 2005. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / BNSF

 1306 1024x768 Px, 28.02.2010 

Westbound BNSF 5380 leads a train off the Mississippi River bridge, around the curve and past the 205 mile marker in Burlington, Iowa on 30 July 2003.

Westbound BNSF 5380 leads a train off the Mississippi River bridge, around the curve and past the 205 mile marker in Burlington, Iowa on 30 July 2003. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / BNSF

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BNSF 5370 & Canadian Pacific 5424 pull a mixed freight thru the Burlington, Iowa yard and are about to cross Main Street. 13 Dec 2005.

BNSF 5370 & Canadian Pacific 5424 pull a mixed freight thru the Burlington, Iowa yard and are about to cross Main Street. 13 Dec 2005. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / BNSF

 1097 1024x768 Px, 27.02.2010 

Here at the Burlington, Iowa depot sit 3 different paint schemes. On left is the BNSF Heritage One scheme (orange with green letters) number 7801. In the center is Santa Fe 6335 with BNSF painted at the bottom of the cab. On right is BNSF Heritage TWO (orange with yellow letters) number 116. 11 July 2005.

Here at the Burlington, Iowa depot sit 3 different paint schemes. On left is the BNSF Heritage One scheme (orange with green letters) number 7801. In the center is Santa Fe 6335 with BNSF painted at the bottom of the cab. On right is BNSF Heritage TWO (orange with yellow letters) number 116. 11 July 2005. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / BNSF

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SD70MAC with Burlington Northern paint are about to roll thru the Main Street crossing in Burlington, Iowa on 9 Apr 2005. The photographer turned 47 on this day.

SD70MAC with Burlington Northern paint are about to roll thru the Main Street crossing in Burlington, Iowa on 9 Apr 2005. The photographer turned 47 on this day. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / BNSF

 1294 1024x768 Px, 27.02.2010 

Here is an old aluminum sided semi trailer with Burlington Northern markings. I think it is an old CB&Q 40 foot model, not positive. Sitting at the Burlington, Iowa yard 9 Apr 2005. Mississippi River in the background.

Here is an old aluminum sided semi trailer with Burlington Northern markings. I think it is an old CB&Q 40 foot model, not positive. Sitting at the Burlington, Iowa yard 9 Apr 2005. Mississippi River in the background. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / BNSF

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My friend Troy Rickenburg is the engineer on this old Burlington Northern diesel # 1596. I was watching him switch out some soy oil tank cars when he suddenly drove over to this track called the K Line which follows the Mississippi River and eventually leads to St. Louis, Missouri. But he was only getting off the main line so a coal train could pass by. 30 July 2003.

My friend Troy Rickenburg is the engineer on this old Burlington Northern diesel # 1596. I was watching him switch out some soy oil tank cars when he suddenly drove over to this track called the "K Line" which follows the Mississippi River and eventually leads to St. Louis, Missouri. But he was only getting off the main line so a coal train could pass by. 30 July 2003. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / BNSF

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Green and tan (my favorite) Burlington Northern diesellok rolls through downtown Burlington, Iowa along side of Market Street on 9 Apr 2005.

Green and tan (my favorite) Burlington Northern diesellok rolls through downtown Burlington, Iowa along side of Market Street on 9 Apr 2005. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / BNSF

 912 1024x768 Px, 26.02.2010

Amtrak 185 & 158 sit at the Burlington, Iowa depot as passengers load on 13 Dec 2005.

Amtrak 185 & 158 sit at the Burlington, Iowa depot as passengers load on 13 Dec 2005. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Amtrak

 999 1024x768 Px, 26.02.2010 

The passenger is stretching to see the Mississippi River as his private coach is about to enter the bridge. Private coaches are rare these days.

The passenger is stretching to see the Mississippi River as his private coach is about to enter the bridge. Private coaches are rare these days. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Amtrak

 944 1024x768 Px, 26.02.2010 

Amtrak mail cars. No longer used. 30 July 2003.

Amtrak mail cars. No longer used. 30 July 2003. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Amtrak

 1544 1024x768 Px, 26.02.2010 

Close up of the front of Amtrak 177. The lower right light is not burned out, these lower lights flash on and off when the horn sounds. Lok is in the South Street crossing 30 July 2003.

Close up of the front of Amtrak 177. The lower right light is not burned out, these lower lights flash on and off when the horn sounds. Lok is in the South Street crossing 30 July 2003. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Amtrak

 1743 1024x768 Px, 26.02.2010 

Amtrak 177 pulls its train from the westbound track onto the eastbound track at the South Street crossing in Burlington, Iowa. You can clearly see the difference in height of the old baggage cars and the new Amtrak passenger cars in this view. The reason the lower lights seem to change in intensity is that they flash back and forth when the horn sounds.

Amtrak 177 pulls its train from the westbound track onto the eastbound track at the South Street crossing in Burlington, Iowa. You can clearly see the difference in height of the old baggage cars and the new Amtrak passenger cars in this view. The reason the lower lights seem to change in intensity is that they flash back and forth when the horn sounds. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Amtrak

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Close-up of the nose of Amtrak 177 as it sits at the Burlington, Iowa depot in 2003.

Close-up of the nose of Amtrak 177 as it sits at the Burlington, Iowa depot in 2003. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Amtrak

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Amttrak 177 sits patiently as passengers load at Burlington, Iowa depot. 30 July 2003

Amttrak 177 sits patiently as passengers load at Burlington, Iowa depot. 30 July 2003 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Amtrak

 949 1024x768 Px, 26.02.2010 

Passenger cars of Amtrak in the Colorado River Canyon just north of Jack Flats.

Passenger cars of Amtrak in the Colorado River Canyon just north of Jack Flats. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Amtrak

 1534 1024x768 Px, 26.02.2010 

Amtrak has just sounded its horn (because I am too close to the track) in the Colorado River Canyon between Burns, Colo. and Dotsero. 1 July 2005.

Amtrak has just sounded its horn (because I am too close to the track) in the Colorado River Canyon between Burns, Colo. and Dotsero. 1 July 2005. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Amtrak

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Tail end of Amtrak as it rounds the last curve and onto the bridge across the Mississippi River. 24 May 2005.

Tail end of Amtrak as it rounds the last curve and onto the bridge across the Mississippi River. 24 May 2005. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Amtrak

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Amtrak 189 crossing South Street intersection on 24 May 2005.

Amtrak 189 crossing South Street intersection on 24 May 2005. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Amtrak

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Amtrak 189 getting back on eastbound track in the Burlington, Iowa yard.

Amtrak 189 getting back on eastbound track in the Burlington, Iowa yard. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Amtrak

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Amtrak 189 entering the switch to put it back on the eastbound track in the yard at Burlington, Iowa.

Amtrak 189 entering the switch to put it back on the eastbound track in the yard at Burlington, Iowa. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Amtrak

 1376 1024x768 Px, 26.02.2010 

Eastbound Amtrak on westbound track through the Burlington, Iowa yard on its way to Chicago 24 May 2005.

Eastbound Amtrak on westbound track through the Burlington, Iowa yard on its way to Chicago 24 May 2005. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Amtrak

 1511 1024x768 Px, 26.02.2010 

Eastbound Amtrak train just departing the Burlington, Iowa depot on 24 May 2005. Since it most likely passed a freight train west of Burlington, the Amtrak is on track 2, closest to the river, usually where the westbound train would be. I took a sequence, and the train will change to the normal eastbound track right on the switch close to the South Street crossing which is at the bottom of the photo.

Eastbound Amtrak train just departing the Burlington, Iowa depot on 24 May 2005. Since it most likely passed a freight train west of Burlington, the Amtrak is on track 2, closest to the river, usually where the westbound train would be. I took a sequence, and the train will change to the "normal" eastbound track right on the switch close to the South Street crossing which is at the bottom of the photo. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Amtrak

 1705 1024x768 Px, 26.02.2010 

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