The Fort Wayne Railfan

My guess they were tying down for the day.

Hard to believe that area up there once looked like that! I try to avoid that upper N. side as much as I can.

When Victor gets that book done, we'll all know the facts on the Ft. W. J.&S. line.

64K went Ebound last night on the Chicago Dist through dtown w/2 CSX units.

I worked there at the plant. Sometimes KB's boys are very busy-other times are so-so. Depends on the orders coming in.
Nice to see their product goes all over the U.S. on rail lines. BTW, thanks for the sightings report.

Oh wella, no one forced them to live there! Word UP that Indian Village neighbors aren't to receptive to trainwatchers anymore.

Thanks for the pix, Jettmore---considering the wx that day!
Can you hear a pin drop in Munchie now???

So........??????

Traffic back to normal after the Sunday Attica mess. That train might have been a detour off that line.

Thanks for the heads up, its a great article. Also, the afternoon paper article on the Taylor family was awesome.

Nice empty buildings now.... Don't even ask me what I think about G.E. at tall.........[Won't ever again buy their crap!]

Hey C.B., I was all of 1 then. [HE,HE]

Sorry to see one of our best historians of the EL in Huntington has left us. Max Metzger [and wife Aileen a week ago today] were 2 great friends and rail fans. My prayers and thoughts go out to Dan and the rest of the family, w/deepest sympathies. RIP Max and Aileen, we sure will miss you.

Could their future be on Adams Ctr Rd at the G&W crossing??? Only the shadow knows.....

What a great reminder to the talent Al had. A nice tribute to him-sure do miss him.