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7 Train Yard
Photo by Justin Waldinger The 7 train yard in Corona Park, Queens.
Time-lapse of the Corona Subway Yard
I love trains.
Locomotive Shop
I’m in love with this photo of the Chicago and Northwestern rail locomotive shop taken by Jack Delano. Look at the sparks coming from the guy working near the bottom left of the image. Nice! :)
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Newsstand grave yard
Photo: AP Photo/Noah Berger Wow, good thing I held out on posting about this photo because BB just confirmed my suspicions about the caption that this photo came with when it was published over at The Big Picture. When I … Continue reading
A photograph of a railway yard master's office
Photo: Jack Delano, Dec. 1942 Look at the lighting in this picture! Fantastic! The picture shows a Chicago and North Western Railway Company yard master in his office with a fellow man. The two of them are staring are something … Continue reading
