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Photography from the collection of Robert Ridgway |
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The entrance to the brand-new auto-train Louisville, KY Terminal. Image: Robert Ridgway
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To save money, auto-train eventually combined their train with Amtrak's Chicago-to-Miami Floridian. The combined train is about to depart Louisville with 4002 in the lead. Image: Robert Ridgway |
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The combined auto-train/Amtrak Floridian departs the Louisville Terminal. Locomotive 4003 is still in the middle of being repainted after repairs. Image: Robert Ridgway |
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The combined auto-train/Amtrak Floridian departs the Louisville Terminal. Image: Robert Ridgway |
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The combined auto-train/Amtrak Floridian departs the Louisville Terminal. Image: Robert Ridgway
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The combined auto-train/Amtrak Floridian departs the Louisville Terminal. Image: Robert Ridgway |
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Auto-Train sleeping car 604. Image: Robert Ridgway |
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Auto-Train dome-coach 701. Image: Robert Ridgway |
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Auto-Train dome-coach 908. Image: Robert Ridgway |
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Auto-Train dome-coach 908. Image: Robert Ridgway |
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Auto-Train kitchen-dorm 591. Image: Robert Ridgway |
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Auto-Train auto-rack. Image: Robert Ridgway |
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Auto-Train auto-rack 54. Image: Robert Ridgway |
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Auto-Train auto-rack 67 followed by dome-coach 460 (likely acting as a caboose, without passengers). Image: Robert Ridgway |
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Steam Generator #135 photographed at Sanford, FL July 10, 1976. Image: John Boettcher. Courtesy of his grandson, Robert Ridgway |
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