MOUNT VERNON
PPCX 800708
Photo Scrapbook
New York NY - Cincinnati OH - Chattanooga TN - Cincinnati OH -
Chicago IL -Washington DC - Newport News VA - Washington DC - New
York NY,
July - August 2008
This was a two part trip. Part "A"
was a Dominion Rail Voyages owners and friends trip of eight days
on Amtrak, from New York to Cincinnati, Chicago and concluding at
Washington. It included a "rare mileage" side-trip from
Cincinnati to Chattanooga and return in the consist of the Cincinnati
Southern Railway's 2008 inspection train. Part "B" was a
one day trip for Jack Deasy and friends from Washington & Alexandria
to Williamsburg & Newport News and return.

While in Chicago, many of us rode CTA's elevated rail line around
the Loop.
This is a Brown Line train at the nicely restored Quincy station.
Photo by Bob Vogel

A CTA Brown Line train crosses the Wells Street bridge over the Chicago
River
enroute from Clark to Merchandise Mart.
Photo by Bob Vogel

Our guests relaxing after dinner as MOUNT VERNON speed across Indiana
on the rear of
Amtrak train #30, The Capitol Limited.
Photo by Bob Vogel

Surprise! Chef Charles Van Campen has baked a birthday cake to celebrate
Car Attendant
Dan Hayes' 70th birthday as MOUNT VERNON speeds east across Indiana
on the rear of
Amtrak train #30, The Capitol Limited.
Photo by Bob Vogel

Patty, Anna and Mike await the arrival of Amtrak Northeast regional
train 67
and MOUNT VERNON at Alexandria
Photo by Robin Champ
Collection of Jack Deasy

All guests are onboard - ready to depart Alexandria
Photo by Robin Champ
Collection of Jack Deasy

Our Conductor and Lauren pose for the photographer
Photo by Robin Champ
Collection of Jack Deasy

Lauren and her new friend Anna greatly enjoyed riding in the vestibule
of
MOUNT VERNON. The crossing of a bridge or trestle provoked some
excited "ooohs" and "aaahs" from these keenly
interested observers.
Photo by Robin Champ
Collection of Jack Deasy

A Fife & Drum parade in the historic area of Williamsburg
VA
Photo by Robin Champ
Collection of Jack Deasy

Long before railroads were invented and private railroad car travel
became fashionable,
the horse drawn carriage provided transportation
Photo by Robin Champ
Collection of Jack Deasy

On the way home, Jack uses Lauren's colonial Williamsburg coloring
book
to conduct a short history lesson while Lauren's grandmother Sharon
looks on.
Photo by Robin Champ
Collection of Jack Deasy

Linda and Lauren.
Photo by Robin Champ
Collection of Jack Deasy