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Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis passenger trains remembered

By Angela Cotey | July 8, 2024

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Please enjoy this photo gallery of Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis passenger trains, originally published online in November 2017.

 

A blue and white train with two workers working on it
A black and white train moving down the track
A black and white photo of a train parked outside a station
A black and white photo of passengers sitting in a train
A black and white photo of a train leaving a station
A black and white photo of a train parked at a station
A black and white photo of a train with big white smoke coming out of its chimney as it passing by a stop light
A blue and white train with two workers working on it
A black and white train moving down the track
A black and white photo of a train parked outside a station
A black and white photo of passengers sitting in a train
A black and white photo of a train leaving a station
A black and white photo of a train parked at a station
A black and white photo of a train with big white smoke coming out of its chimney as it passing by a stop light
A black and white photo of a train parked outside a station
A train passing by
A black and white photo of a train approaching a station
Passengers sitting inside a train
A black and white photo of a train traveling over a raised rail bed
A black and white photo of a train passing through a rural town
A black and white close up picture of a train parked outside a station
A black and white photo of a train leaving a station
A black and white distant shot of a train passing through a rural area
City of Memphis
Pacific 535 with Memphis–Nashville City of Memphis at Bruceton, Tenn., Dec. 28, 1947.
James G. Bogle

 

3 thoughts on “Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis passenger trains remembered”

  1. Good to see some coverage of the NC&StL. My Grandfather was a brakeman for them in the early 20th century, and was killed in an accident near Bruceton TN in 1909 at age 24. I’m a bit too young, but remember some post-merger L&N power still in NC&StL livery. Solid black with sparse white lettering. The photo of the streamlined steam loco in bright blue and white is interesting. I never knew of that color scheme.

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