RailPictures.Net Photo: CBQ 9911-A Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad EMD E5(A) at Galesburg, Illinois by Mitch Goldman

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» Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad (more..)
» EMD E5(A) (more..)

» Galesburg Yard
» Galesburg, Illinois, USA (more..)
» June, 1997

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CB&Q #9911-A E5(A) "Silver Pilot" built in 1940 by EMD charges East with it's articulated stainless steel "Train of the Goddesses" consist. Better known as "the Nebraska Zephyr. This amazing engine is the sole remaining operable E5 and is based in Union, IL at the IRM. Seen here at Galesburg RR Days.

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