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Passenger Trains > 449 on time through West Warren MADate: 07/18/19 16:13 449 on time through West Warren MA Author: bob01566 With Amtrak 101 and 177 running elephant style, train 449 rolls past the Wright's mill complex and dam near MP75 in West Warren MA.
7/18/2019 Enjoy - Bob nerrp.com Date: 07/18/19 19:53 Re: 449 on time through West Warren MA Author: RuleG That's a very nice photo. Thanks for sharing.
Date: 07/18/19 20:14 Re: 449 on time through West Warren MA Author: CP8888 Where is the sleeping car?
Posted from Android Date: 07/19/19 03:14 Re: 449 on time through West Warren MA Author: JPB CP8888 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Where is the sleeping car? > > Posted from Android Likely somewhere between New York Penn Station and Albany/Rensselaer on #49. 448/449 have been bustituted Sunday through Thursday as CSX performs track work until August 1. While 448/449 operate only on Friday and Saturday, the Boston sleeper is the 3rd sleeper on 48/49 between NY and A/R presumably until CSX concludes its track work on the B&A. Date: 07/19/19 03:42 Re: 449 on time through West Warren MA Author: sums007 Classic New England with the mill next to a waterfall. Thanks!
Date: 07/19/19 04:52 Re: 449 on time through West Warren MA Author: DavidP CP8888 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Where is the sleeping car? > > Posted from Android In Penn Station, New York....Amtrak is running all the sleepers through on 48/49 while on most days 448/449 is a bus. Dave Date: 07/19/19 16:11 Re: 449 on time through West Warren MA Author: FloridaTrainGuy So no sleeper, no baggage, why do they need two engines?
Date: 07/20/19 03:51 Re: 449 on time through West Warren MA Author: ST214 The power usually runs thru CHI-BOS, unless they are changing out a loco in Albany.
FloridaTrainGuy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So no sleeper, no baggage, why do they need two > engines? |