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Has anyone seen the changes in the MQT website. Really nice. It has pictures from the Santa train, pictures of the employees, Photos from the picnic this past summer my kids are in some of them. It also has a place for a company store that will be coming soon...


http://www.marquetterail.com/index2.htm

I was looking at the site the other day. Very nice and impressive.

Excellent site. I'm really impressed. Looking forward to checking them out this summer in person.

I love it. The pictures are a nice touch. And love the emails. Who's idea was it to post each of theirs online?

Terra

BB is that night shot of the santa train yours? I take it you where in touch with the CEO.

Great! A MQT store! Maybe now we can all have one of those cool Marquette jackets! And model trains too? Let's all nag on Atlas and have them run a GP38 decorated for 2635! Maybe a few MQT boxcars too!

The site looks quite good. Appreciate all of the info on all of the customers that are served. The pictures load fine in Internet Explorer, but in the gallery when accessing it using Mozilla Firefox, the picture starts to load, then displays this:

Bad Request

Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand.
Apache Server at www.marquetterail.com Port 80

I've tried this on multiple computers running Firefox, each with the same problem. I'll reply this onto their webmaster...

I'm getting the same message with Firefox, too. The picture loads and then when completed, the page jumps to the error message.

Nice looking site!

HOLY CRAP thats the first Railfan friendly or website that had a railfan in mind on atleast two pages, I love the employee page, was able to find the guy that used to work out of GR on the See S & Ex.

Works in Firefox for me, but the title text overlaps some of the pictures.

And I like the titles. "Customer service specialist." Probably not intended as a joke, but I take it as one ;]

But nice to see a railroad actually care about their image. And attracting new business..

lemscate wrote:And I like the titles. "Customer service specialist." Probably not intended as a joke, but I take it as one ;]

I'm pretty sure that's not a joke. I've never seen that before in a railroad context, but when you think about it, you realize that the crews are the ones dealing with the customers most often, thus they really are customer service specialists. It's nice to see a company that realizes that and is willing to say so in such a public forum.

Railwidow wrote:BB is that night shot of the santa train yours? I take it you where in touch with the CEO.

Yep that's mine and yeah I talked to him last week.