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Photographs of the Wabash R.R. Steam Locomotive #673
Photographs of the Wabash R.R. Class J, 4-6-2 steam engine #673 "Banner Blue" in Decatur IL in the late 1930's.
Photograph of the Wabash R.R. Steam Locomotive #573
Photograph of the last steam engine- the Wabash R.R. Class F-5 2-6-0 steam engine #573 in Decatur IL, taken August 7, 1955.
Photographs of the Wabash R.R. Steam Locomotive #700
Photographs of the Wabash R.R. Class P-1 steam locomotive #700 during its first run and manufactured by Walrus Mfg. in Decatur IL taken on September 3, 1943.
Photographs of Wabash R.R. Steam Locomotives Undergoing Salvaging
Photographs of Wabash R.R. class J-1, 4-6-2 steam locomotive # 660 undergoing salvage operations in Decatur IL, taken on February 6th, 1953. Another steam locomotive, #2211, is behind #660 waiting to be scrapped.
Photographs of the Wabash R.R. Rogers Replica
Photographs of the Wabash R.R. Rogers replica, one, taken around 1948, alongside engine #2519; the other, taken in 1954, on display with the caption: "The Rogers-Operated 115 years. Replica of first locomotive to operate west of the Alleghenies. Made…
Photograph of Wabash R.R. Steam Locomotive #127
Photograph of Wabash R.R. steam locomotive #127 taken on March 31st, 1954.
Photograph of Wabash R.R. Steam Locomotives #2918 through #2924
Photograph of the Wabash R.R. Class O-1, 4-8-4 steam locomotives #2918 through #2924 at the Decatur IL engine shops taken on an unknown date.
Photograph of the Wabash R.R. Steam Locomotive #667
Photograph of the Wabash R.R. class J, 4-6-2 steam locomotive #667 at the Decatur IL engine shops taken on May 6th, 1954.
Photograph of the Wabash R.R. Steam Locomotive #2901
Photograph of the Wabash R.R. class O-1, 4-8-4 steam locomotive #2901 at the east end of the Decatur IL yards taken on an unknown date.
Photograph of the Wabash R.R. Roundhouse
Photograph of the Wabash R.R. roundhouse in Decatur IL looking west taken in July of 1926.
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Lyn Norris
This is the glass negative of Lyn Norris. The photo was taken by Charles Wasson of Wasson Studios of Decatur IL in the early 1900s.