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Amtrak Southwest Chief with Private Car 12-29-08

Westbound Amtrak Southwest Chief with restored Santa Fe business car #56 in Watrous, Bernal, and Rowe, NM. Santa Fe #56 was built at the Pullman Car Works in Chicago, IL in 1923. The train passes s...  
 
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NMrailrunnnerfan105 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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great video man awesome video
paullubliner (3 months ago) Show Hide
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If you look carefully at the eastbound semaphore at Bernal (the pair  WITHOUT their pinnacles!) on the blade can still be detected the unique to AT&SF Ry. diagonally striped black and white paint from the 1940's.
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Great video! Love them semaphores!
DJ3751 (11 months ago) Show Hide
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Very Nice. Interestingly enough, P42DC #4 was same unit that accompanied the Santa Fe 3751 to the Grand canyon in 2002.

-David
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its rare to see semaphore signals in use anymore just like the wig wag crossings

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