W.R. McKEEN AND UNION PACIFIC MOTOR CARS/Ehernberger-Entze Freight Trains and Nebraska

and Nebraska

including images reflected in rivers

The era began with a medley of mixed equipment and ever-changing schedules and ended with the uniformity we now see

Our summertime visit coincided with UP Big Boy number 4014’s eastbound excursion across the subdivision and we will see the giant 4

More than 225 vintage views of Erie steam and diesel

W.R. McKEEN AND UNION PACIFIC MOTOR CARS/Ehernberger-Entze Freight Trains and NebraskaJUST PUBLISHED AND IN STOCK During the twentieth century, the Union Pacific Railroad gained worldwide renown for developing and operating high output locomotives powered by steam, gas electric, and the internal combustion engine. What is less commonly known is that the railroad embraced the internal combustion engine shortly after the turn of the centuryjust 36 years after the driving of the Golden Spikein the form of the gasoline powered passenger