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I wasn't born until 1952 but in the 50's most engines were kept at the Gier St roundhouse about a mile north of what everybody now knows as North Lansing. The Engineer would get on the engine there at the roundhouse and run it by himself down to North Lansing and pick up the rest of the crew at the ...

Anyone know where this one is at? Is there anyone here that doesn't :wink: Easiest one!! Isabell Street, looking east, crossing the ex LS&MS line, now the JAIl RR old NYC South spur, between S. Washington Avenue and S. Cedar Street, Lansing.Ingham County. Quality Dairy and the Reid Machinery are th...

I see a selection for rail but didn't see any trains-Amtrak on the map at all.

The TSBY painted High-Hood is pretty much history now. Watched it come apart during the day while working at SRI.

Main entrance to Auschwitz Concentration Camp, Poland. Inside the camp looking towards the main entrance.

Not sure of the location but the movie is "The Train" with Burt Lancaster. France? This is where the train slowly comes to halt after "Papa Boule" sabatoged one of the side rods by putting a coin in the grease fitting.

That's an old coaling tower. Went by it hundreds of times before the line was abandoned.

Also AAR 74, 161.220. The dispatcher makes use of this channel.

Just curious. Why does Railrod always include the school district and zip code in all his answers. Anyone know? He's "Special Needs." Doesn't really care. just tries to impress everybody with his "knowledge" (computer based). Quick on the keyboard without double checking the info to verify the vali...

Yes, indeed. it's Port Landing Road, looking south with CSX's Q332, in Lansing, Lansing Public Schools district, Dewitt Township, Clinton County. Ingham County is on the side of the train all in Michael's latest shot above. Capital Regional International Airport (formerly Capital City Airport) loca...

AAR 31 (160.575) for the majority of their operations. AAR 66 (161.100) would be the equivalent of their yard channel.

The passenger car (GLC-5447) is a generator equipped car moved up there to give some dignitaries a ride.

All you had to do back then was bring your own plastic bag, let the weed weasels try and track that down!

The MAC grain transload operation has ended for 2016.

The 25 cars were delivered last night.

The 25 covered hoppers (private) being talked about are for the MAC grain transload operation.

Pretty sure they're not operating today. Opening day of Firearms Deer Season. We're not operating at the MAC transload facility.

Other than the bell housing, there are no electronics left on the pole, period. Been that way for years.

The nine track yard by the GM Grand River Plant was called New Yard back in the PC-CR-NS days. It wasn't a CN property.

Leslie Depot Diner.