Missouri Central GP7L #1800 at Creve Coeur, MO

Name	Type	Comments	Date

William Grimes	General	This is a GP7L first built for the US Army and then bought by Alaska Railroad.	4/14/2007 8:59:20 AM

Ken Roble	General	This was RI's Sub Division 18 on the Missouri-Kansas Division. Eldon, MO was the division point which it changed to Sub Division 19 to Kansas City, MO. Its too bad the Cotton Belt never operated the line as a thru route. But I guess the line was too bad of shape by then to try and repair it.	6/20/2008 11:09:02 PM

Fred Stuckmann	General	Sweet picture.	6/9/2009 9:21:20 PM

Jim Dodds	General	Great shot. I never seem to get to see a train out there. I know they only come through once or twice a day, but we stayed at Creve Couer Park from 3:00 in the afternoon all of the way through 5:30 in the afternoon and saw nothing. It's too bad I live in the metro east, because I'll probably never get the chance. I lived in Chesterfield until I was almost 5 (in the year 200), and then moved to Naperville, IL when I turned 5 (in 2000), and now I live in Edwarsville, Illinois as of 2002. I'm 14 as of July 7 2009. That line has a special place in my heart, because when I was 3 years old, the first 2 trains that I ever remember seeing were on that line...I haven't seen a train on that line since 1998 when I lived there...:( the cool thing is that one of the two trains that I saw when I lived near here was taken right at this location :)	11/22/2009 12:41:14 AM

Missouri Central GP7L #1800 at Creve Coeur, MO
MOC #1800 heads up a short local freight on the Ex-RI trackage along Creve Coeur Mill Road.
Date: 4/15/2000	Location: Maryland Heights, MO	Views: 893	Collection Of: Dave Seitzer
Locomotives: MOC 1800(GP7u)			Author: Dave Seitzer

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