Eastern Railroad Discussion > American 250 event

Date: 08/28/26 12:54
American 250 event
Author: Dewman45

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Date: 08/28/26 14:10
Re: American 250 event
Author: Dewman45

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Date: 08/28/26 14:13
Re: American 250 event
Author: Dewman45

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Date: 08/28/26 15:56
Re: American 250 event
Author: dschlegel

I love the lineup of the Bicentennial stars!

That GP 30 looks great too.

I’m starting to think I should’ve driven south.

Thanks for posting!
Dan

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Date: 08/28/26 18:21
Re: American 250 event
Author: SP8100

What railroad had the GP30??

TIA,
SP8100

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Date: 08/28/26 19:34
Re: American 250 event
Author: Dewman45

Cincinnati scenic

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Date: 08/28/26 20:17
Re: American 250 event
Author: prr4828

The three engines* in Photo 1 were at Trains Bicentennial photo shoot at BRC's Clearing Yard (87th Street?) in the mid 1970's. Wonderful that MILW 156 was restored to is Bicentennial livery in 2026.

Santa Fe 5701 is in the Trains' Magazine photo. A historic photo lineup.

* JB *

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Date: 08/28/26 20:48
Re: American 250 event
Author: chefjavier

Thanks for sharing the photos.

Javier Ortiz
Lakewood, CO

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Date: 08/29/26 07:02
Re: American 250 event
Author: 3rdswitch

Excellent.
JB

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Date: 08/29/26 12:09
Re: American 250 event
Author: Dewman45

The group setting around the turntable