Windy City Hot Spots - Rondout , Illinois. Part 4: Sunday Morning, The Wicket
Trains come in all directions at the historic junction of Rondout, Illinois, where the former Milwaukee Road mainline crosses the Elgin, Joliet & Eastern. In Part 4, we spend a sunny Sunday morning at Rondout, watching a splendid assortment of trains. And we check out some other odd and unusual action, including the Wisconsin & Calumet F7s. Amtrak. Milwaukee Road. EJ&E. Elgin Joliet and Eastern. WICT. Wisconsin and Calumet. Metra. Soo Line. Hiawatha. Hiawatha Service. Rondout. Rondout Tower. Tower Operator. C&M. Chicago and Milwaukee Subdivision. Waukegan. Milwaukee Road Hiawatha.

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Windy City Hot Spots - Rondout, Illinois. Part 3: EJ&E, Rondout Tower, Soo Line

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Windy City Hot Spots - Rondout, Illinois. Part 2: Milwaukee Road, Metra

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Windy City Hot Spots - Rondout, Illinois. Part 1: Introduction, History, Amtrak

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Only 13 of Them Were Made... 80 YEARS AGO!

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Windy City Hot Spots: McCook, Illinois ~ Part 2: Santa Fe and the Harbor

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The Best of Soo Line, Volume 1 (1979-1985)

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Why Train Horns Always Play the Same Pattern

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Waking Up A Sleeping Giant! Rare Engine Starting Up🔥

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Conrail’s Chicago Line in 1990 - Big Blue’s Gateway to the Windy City

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Chicago Railroads in the 1970s

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Windy City Hot Spots: McCook, Illinois ~ Part 1: A Colorful Crossing

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Soo Line in the Windy City: Dan Hadley’s Chicago Tour (1990)

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Railroads of Wisconsin in the early to mid-1960s - The Clint Jones, Jr Movie Series - Part 2

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Historic Films of the Milwaukee Road in Minnesota! (1970’s)

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GBW 3.3 Alco Alliance: The Hornells

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Marion, Ohio trains (AC Tower) - May 10, 1992
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Milwaukee Road A Railroad At Work 1946 Film [4K]

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Milwaukee Road (MILW) Last Run Racine & Southwestern / Elkhorn, WI ~1982

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Northwest Ohio Trains Mid 70s

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