T.G.'s Photography Blog

CSXT 7570 - St. Louis, MO CSX 7570 rolls south (away from the camera) on TRRA's Merchants Subdivision , in North St. Louis. CSX 7570 and another locomotive were trying to make a quick run past the mini-Death Star in the background. The large "Death Star" dome is part of Continental Cement Company. This photograph is looking south, from just north of Clinton Street.  CSX 7570 is a  General Electric built C40-8 model locomotive. The locomotive was built in 1989, for the CSX railroad. Since this photograph was taken, the locomotive has been sold off to GECX , a railroad leasing company, and is now GECX 7570. Photograph taken: July 14, 2008, at St. Louis, Missouri.

UP 4006 - Number plate, bell, and number boards This is the number plate, bell, and number boards of  Union Pacific Big Boy X4006 . The steam locomotive is on display at the National Museum of Transportation . UP 4006 is one of 25 Big Boy locomotives that were built for the Union Pacific Railroad in the early 1940s, and are considered to be the biggest steam locomotives ever built. Photo taken: April 12, 2005. Kirkwood, Missouri.

UP Big Boy 4006 - Fireman's view Looking forward out of the fireman's window on Union Pacific Big Boy X4006 . You can click the following link to see a close up photograph of Big Boy 4006's front that I took on the same day. Photo taken: April 12, 2005. Kirkwood, Missouri.