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Nostalgia & History > ATSF 301CDate: 08/01/22 10:40 ATSF 301C Author: refarkas Mike Ondecker and I were in Joliet almost fifty years ago (actually August 12, 1972) when I photographed this westbound at 10.24 A.M. According to Mike's notes, on the point are ATSF 301C, 321A, 313, and 313B.
Bob Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/01/22 10:40 by refarkas.  Date: 08/01/22 10:45 Re: ATSF 301C Author: santafe199 Cool! Looks like Amtrak's Lone Star to me... :^)
Lance Date: 08/01/22 11:10 Re: ATSF 301C Author: Railfan4Christ Beautiful shot!
Tom Date: 08/01/22 12:01 Re: ATSF 301C Author: jgilmore Classic!
JG Date: 08/01/22 13:03 Re: ATSF 301C Author: Hou74-76 santafe199 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Cool! Looks like Amtrak's Lone Star to me... :^) It does look like 15 but I think it is the summer season, short lived Amtrak Chief, 19. Probably not long before it was discontinued for good. Posted from iPhone Date: 08/01/22 13:20 Re: ATSF 301C Author: monaddave Hou74-76 Wrote:
>> but I think it is the summer season, short lived Amtrak Chief, 19. Probably > not long before it was discontinued for good.>> I concur. Through Joliet mid-late morning (sun angle in photo), No. 19 got to Emporia just before sunset. It came off just after Labor Day 1972. Dave in MT (formerly KS) Date: 08/01/22 13:49 Re: ATSF 301C Author: texchief1 That is one nice shot!
RC Lundgren Elgin, TX Date: 08/01/22 14:50 Re: ATSF 301C Author: ATSFSuperCap Ya, I think it is the AmChief #19 also. I rode #20 LA to CHI and some time latter came home on 17. I also saw it and got a picture of it in lower Crozier around Valentine and the consist looked just like this one.
Date: 08/01/22 15:36 Re: ATSF 301C Author: valmont Now that's how Warbonnets should look ... fine shot Bob!
Date: 08/01/22 15:52 Re: ATSF 301C Author: JanGAustin A really nice image Bob, not clean and spotless like they were when Santa Fe was in charge. .
Jan Austin Chico, CA Photography by Jan G. Austin Date: 08/01/22 19:27 Re: ATSF 301C Author: randgust That may be the chief equipment set I rode on that July with the short Budd dome and the UP diner
Posted from iPhone Date: 08/02/22 12:27 Re: ATSF 301C Author: RodneyZona Fort Madison based passenger train and engine crews worked to and from Chicago.
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