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4014 Comes Home to Cheyenne

On a cold and blustery May 8, 2014 Union Pacific “Big Boy” 4014 returned to Cheyenne, WY.  Here is a slide show of the trip from Laramie, WY to Cheyenne, WY.

Pictures provided by Ron Brozanic, John E. Bush and Cate Kratville – Copyright 2014

4014 Laramie, WY May 8, 2014.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
The “Hospital” train moves to next track closest to depot.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
Another view of 4014 from the pedestrian bridge over the Laramie yard.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
UP 9374 Cheyenne, WY Rotary Snow Plow support car.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
UP 9313 Cheyenne, WY Rotary Snow Plow support car.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
The train sits on track two as a crowd builds at the Laramie depot.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
Diesel 4014 and steam engine 4014.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
4014 on display before departure.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
Everyone wants an up-front picture.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
The 4014.- Photo: R.E.Brozanic
4014 shield.- Photo: R.E.Brozanic
Builder’s plate.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
4014 cab specifications.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
Ed Dickens, crew and some lucky riders.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
Diesel 4014 leads the “Hospital” train out of Laramie.- Photot: R.E. Brozanic
On the road, forward view from fireman’s side of the cab.- Photo: John E. Bush
The train approaching Tie Siding.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
Train passes under signals at Tie Siding.- Photo: R.E.Brozanic
4014 under the signal bridge at Tie Siding.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
4014 at Hermosa Tunnel.- Photo: Cate Kratville
Another view from the fireman’s side of the cab passing another train.- Photo: John E. Bush
The “Hospital” train arrives at Granite with loaded ballast train preparing to leave quarry.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
The train rounds curve at Granite.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
The train at Granite.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
4014 at Granite.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
Forward view from the engineer’s side of the cab.- Photo: John E. Bush
The “Hospital” train at Borie, WY.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
4014 at Borie, WY.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
The train glides under the bridge at Borie and makes the final turn towards Cheyenne.- Photo: R.E. Brozanic
Moving 4014 into the backshop.- Photo Cate Kratville
4014 & 844 at the Cheyenne backshop.- Photo: John E. Bush
4014 back home at last!- Photo: John E. Bush
4014 and 844.- Photo: Cate Kratville END OF SHOW

You can pause, reverse or forward the slide show by running your mouse over the current picture and clicking on the pause, reverse or forward button.

Posted on May 13, 2014 reb

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