File:Montrose Piggyback Ramp.jpg
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English: This view looking south shows a long row of piggyback container-equipped flatcars backed up to the Montrose ramp on September 2, 1927. The coupler of the last flatcar is visible on the bottom. The metal uprights on the sides of the flatcars are the armatures that the containers were secured to. A container is seen in the distance, secured to a flatcar several cars down in the consist. The incline up to the elevated from the yard is seen on the right, while the North Side Main Line L structure is on the left |
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| Source | Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad #6204, Lou Gerard Collection, www.Chicago-L.org |
| Author | Unknown photographer |
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