An elderly EMD E-8 in pre Metra RTA markings, is seen idling between commuter runs at Chicago's NorthWestern Station. Approximately one month after I had taken this photograph, the old 1911 built NorthWestern Station was being demolished. The old station concourse building was replaced with a tall glass skyscraper office building, originally called The NorthWestern Atrium Center. Sometime after the 1998 Union Pacific / Chicago & NorthWestern Merger, the building was renamed to the Richard B. Ogilvie Transportation Center in honor of the late Illinois Govoner. This scene looks virtually timeless.Welcome to my rail fan page! Here you'll find information and pictures of railroad related items from the Chicagoland area, Wisconsin and Indiana. Enjoy your stay. All Aboard!
Friday, March 02, 2007
Northwestern Station. Chicago Illinois USA. May 1984.
An elderly EMD E-8 in pre Metra RTA markings, is seen idling between commuter runs at Chicago's NorthWestern Station. Approximately one month after I had taken this photograph, the old 1911 built NorthWestern Station was being demolished. The old station concourse building was replaced with a tall glass skyscraper office building, originally called The NorthWestern Atrium Center. Sometime after the 1998 Union Pacific / Chicago & NorthWestern Merger, the building was renamed to the Richard B. Ogilvie Transportation Center in honor of the late Illinois Govoner. This scene looks virtually timeless.
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