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A line of two black Illinois Central diesel locomotives, numbered 8705 and 8750, are parked in a snowy yard next to a chain-link fence and a water tower. — Download original ↓

March 2001 · Homewood, IL

Two Illinois Central EMD GP9 diesel locomotives, numbers 8705 and 8750, are shown in a snow-dusted yard under an overcast sky.

Date: March 2001
Location: Homewood, ILApproximate location, placed at the center of the town.
Vehicle: Diesel locomotive
Operator: Illinois Central
Equipment: EMD GP9
Fleet numbers: Illinois Central 8705, Illinois Central 8750

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2000s Spring Homewood

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