Arkansas & Missouri
42-Class RS-32
| The only RS-32 is seen working the yard north of the shop area in Springdale on May 27, 1987. |
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| The RS-32 is seen in Ft. Smith on June 20, 1987. |
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| Our RS-32 is seen sporting its new nose herald. |
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| The frieght to Ft. Smith is first seen crossing a road north of E Fay on Sept. 26, 1988. |
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| The train is then seen passing the station at Fayetteville. |
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| The train is then seen at Fayette Jct. |
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| Our subject is now seen working the Fayetteville Farmers CoOp along the former mainline of the Ozark & Cherokee Central Railroad to Okmulgee, Indian Territory, later known as the Muskogee Branch of the Frisco. |
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| The switchers are then seen approaching the underpass below the mainline of the Frisco Central Division betweem the Fayetteville station and Fayette Jct. |
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| Our subject is then seen in Springdale. |
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| My last slide of this unit before it was rebuilt into the equivalent of a C420 by rebuilding the electrical cabinet. |
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