John L Mathis

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CNW C44-9W 8687 crosses Antelope Creek, WY in the Powder River Basin at sunset in October 1994. At this time the CNW power was only 6 months old. In 1994 this crossing was single tracked. One year later it was double tracked. Shortly thereafter it was triple tracked to try and keep the trains moving.

Hasselblad 500CM 150mm f/4 Sonnar Lens - Fujichrome film

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Welcome to jlmrrphotos.com. This site has over 600 railroad photgraphs that I've made over the last 54 years. Several new images are added each week. The newest postings are placed in the Latest Images gallery. They are subsequently posted by railroad, or in the steam or electric galleries.

Last Updated: May 10, 2008.

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