ATSF 5003, an SD40u, leads an eastbound through Camden, MO with the old magnetic flagman swinging and clanging away.

Slam, bang! A four-pack of warbonnets are in full flight as yet another intermodal hotshot sails through rural Camden, MO on a June morn. The old wig-wag crossing signal here would have been clang... (more)

Getting used to Santa Fe rails, a pair of BN motors lead a fast rolling eastbound through the curves in Camden, MO. The venerable wig wag crossing signal here started clanging well before a train ... (more)

Before the Super Fleet Dash8-40BWs arrived, AT&SF had a fleet of Dash8-40B standard cabs in the tasteful blue and yellow warbonnet scheme. Trailing the 7419 is one of predecessor BN's cabless B30-... (more)

Cruising through the Missouri River bottom lands east of Kansas City, NS 9055 West is on joint track with the BNSF as it passes Camden, MO and its wig wag crossing signal.

NS 110 flying through Camden.

Santa Fe run through with newly created Conrail highballs across Missouri.

BNSF 7574, pulls the first westbound of the day (FINALLY) outside of Camden, Missouri

An eastbound redball sails into Camden, MO on a Sunday morning, making haste for Marceline and beyond. A pity the Frisco locomotive colors didn't last into this era, but it's nice to see the coons... (more)

It was always a thrill to see the Wig Wag crossing signal in action in this small Missouri town, but unfortunately it was retired on 1/22/03.

The clanging of the bell and swinging arm of the magnetic flagman proclaim the arrival of LMX 8530 bringing a westbound manifest through the Missouri River bottom lands at Camden, MO.

The magnetic flagman is wig-wagging its heart out amidst the clang of its bell as BN 3510 West comes rip-roaring through Camden, MO on the home stretch into Kansas City. Fuji Astia.

An eastbound Santa Fe intermodal hustles by on the mainline near Camden, MO, headed for an evening arrival in Chicago. Engine ATSF 9506 is a rebuilt U36C.

This former Conrail Dash 8 has the westbound Triple Crown roadrailer in tow nearing the end of its journey as an NS train. In Kansas City, this train will be interchanged to the BNSF and run as Q ... (more)