EL 833 With Train #6, The Lake Cities

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Zach Pumphery	General	Love the steam escaping from the 833. Great scan.	1/19/2008 1:00:04 AM

MISSY G	General	EL 4 eva!!	1/21/2008 4:47:31 PM

Joe Usselman	General	It's kind of funny that the foundation of the station is still up as well as some of the tracks.	2/2/2008 8:02:58 PM

Marty Bernard	General	Thanks for the comments. Why was there so much space between the train and the station. Obviously for 3 or 4 more tracks, but why. This is Hammond! Nothing originated there, right?	2/2/2008 9:00:46 PM

Jim Gavin	General	Very nice shot. The last engineer to run the 833 in revenue service retired in 2007.	2/24/2008 4:56:27 PM

Ryan Kertis	General	Marty, The tracks closest to the depot were owned by the Monon, I believe there were two tracks at one time. Perhaps it's just that the Monon didn't want Erie's platform track on their property. The Monon main is the only remaining track left in this scene and there are apartments today where the 833 is standing.	10/23/2008 2:23:03 PM

Kevin Heggi	General	The gap is because the monon and erie built this joint station 10-27-53. the original stations were further north where the tracks were closer. This location was the Monon's choosing and the building was the same as Lowell and Monon with changes only to the roof. The orginal stations were at Fayette street.	12/26/2009 3:39:30 PM

Chris Lubinski	General	Nice photo. A small union station!	9/18/2014 5:23:35 PM

EL 833 With Train #6, The Lake Cities
Note the Monoo and Erie heralds on the station sign. Eric Reinert commented to me that "This was the 'new' station on the south side of downtown Hammond."
Date: 3/31/1964	Location: Hammond, IN	Views: 2824	Collection Of: Marty Bernard
Locomotives: EL 833(E8A) Rolling Stock: EL HammondStati (Other/Not Listed)			Author: Marty Bernard

Picture Categories:		This picture is part of album: Railfan44's Conrail and pre-Conrail Shots

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