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St. Louis Sojourn
of minutes of b&w), is from the camera of noted railfan photographer Emery Gulash. The following railroads are portrayed in this DVD: Alton and Southern, Baltimore and Ohio, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Chicago and Eastern Illinois, Gulf, Mobile and Ohio, Illinois Central, Louisville and Nashville, Missouri Pacific, Norfolk & Western, Penn Central, Southern Railway Co., TRRA-Terminal Railroad Association. Approx. 60 Minutes Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo ... trainvideo railroad trains "st louis ...
Atwell searches for Headless Brakeman at Gurdon RR
seconds later.. GHOST of William McClain?. The most popular legend behind the light involves a murder that took place on these railroad tracks. In December 1931, Louis McBride approached his foreman Will McClain regarding getting more hours. They worked for the Missouri-Pacific Railroad during the Great Depression. At the time, the company was limited on how many days they could allow their employees to work. The argument got heated and McBride hit McClain over the head and knocked him ...
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