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Louisville & Nashville E6 diesels
Electro-Motive's model E6, introduced in November 1939, was the first U.S. mass-production passenger diesel. Some 92 A units (like the Louisville & Nashville pair shown here) and 26 B units rolled out of the builder's La Grange, Ill., plant before wartime restrictions ended production in February 1939.

L&N photo, from Streamliner Pioneers 2005

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Louisville & Nashville E6 diesels
Ottawa Union Station
The Zephyr's record run

CNJ's Jersey City Terminal
Rails at the Grand Canyon
New Haven tugboat

Boxcar in a Soo Line car shop
Milwaukee Road "Skytop" obs car
North Coast Limited near the Bitterroot Mountains

Southern diesels at Natural Tunnel
C&EI Pacific 1008, sans streamlining
Jacksonville Terminal from above
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