Omaha Photo Index

Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry. Locomotives as of the early 1950's

All Photos (but one) by Larry Bohn

 mollyandmick@lsol.net of Manitowoc, Wisconsin
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Passenger Locomotives



 4-4-2 #364    

 4-6-2 #385    Control of the "Omaha" railroad was acquired by the Chicago and North  

 4-6-2 #386   Western Railroad in 1882.  Besides its main lines, the Omaha had a number  

 4-6-2 #514   of minor lines in northern Wisconsin. The Main line went east from Hudson

 4-6-2 #514,2   on the western border of the state to Elroy, Wis. where it joined the 


Way Freight Locomotives


 4-6-0 #106  North Western.  Another line ran from Superior, South east meeting the 

 4-6-0 #106, 2   main line at Altoona, Wis. (just east of Eau Claire.) A third line went North 

 4-6-0 #240  east from Hudson to Ashland , Wis. forming an X with the Superior-Altoona line 

 4-6-0 #317 line which crossed at Spooner, which was the division point for both lines.
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 4-6-0 #360  


Time Freight Locomotives


 2-8-2 #392 The 1950's "Omaha" roster of steam locomotives was strictly run of the mill

 2-8-2 #409  Quality with all but a very small portion being built between 1900 and 1921 

 2-8-2 #420   with only 3 built after 1930.  Alco. was the exclusive builder except for 

 2-8-2 #426   the 0-8-0's, with the Schenectady works turning out the Majority of them.           

 2-8-2 #437  


Switching Locomotives


 0-6-0 #18        

 0-6-0 #46  

 0-6-0 #85  
     
 0-8-0 #60       

 More on Steam Locomotives  


NOTE:  Copies of all of these photos, and locomotive photos of many other railroads are available at sizes up to  24" long with heights proportional  Resolution and tones of photos will be of much better quality than is shown on screen.




If you have any comments, or wish further information, please E-Mail Larry Bohn at

 mollyandmick@lsol.net


You may wish to take a look at the following section of Great Northern
 
Photos also by me.

http://www.prostar.com/web/gngoat/gn27000.htm

Richard Leonard's Steam Locomotive Archive

http://members.aol.com/rlsteam/



C&NW page byEric Russ.

http://members.aol.com/erichruss/trains/cnw/index.html>



Other Railroad sites worth checking out
 


 The NMRA Directory of World Wide Rail Sites at Dan Dawdy's Cyberspace
  World Railroad:

        http://www.rrhistorical.com/nmra/nmralink.html

 
Railroad and Railfan-Related Links (maintained by Mack Muir):


        http://www.ami.net/users/edisaurus/trains/train_links.htm

 
 Christopher Muller's RailServe Internet Railroad Directory:


        http://www.railserve.com/#switchyard