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A stainless steel electric train with an orange stripe, marked 'Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad' and number 43, on railroad tracks near a building with overhead wires, with snow on the ground.
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February 1, 1999 · Michigan J Monroe, MI

A South Shore Line Budd Silverliner electric multiple-unit car, number 43, on a snowy day in a rail yard.

Date
February 1, 1999
Location
Michigan J Monroe, MI
Vehicle
Electric multiple-unit car
Operator
Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad
Equipment
Budd Silverliner
Fleet numbers
Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad 43
Tags
1990s Winter Michigan

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