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5/8/2024
 
 
 
 
 
Owner: Mt. Vernon Terminal
Model:EMD SW9Built As:UP 1842 (SW9)
Serial Number:17822Order No:4133
Frame Number:4133-18Built:4/1953
Notes:ex TMBL 1200, ex UP 1842
Other locos with this serial:  UP 1842(SW1200) TMBL 1200(SW9) MVT 1200(SW9)
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BN passes the MVT RR
Title:  BN passes the MVT RR
Description:  NB BN train Second-632, headed for Canada, passes Mt Vernon Terminal's new SW9 1200 in downtown Mt Vernon Wa. The EMD switcher replaced a Baldwin VO1000, which was scrapped by the road.
Photo Date:  5/22/1994  Upload Date: 1/22/2008 9:49:33 PM
Location:  Mount Vernon, WA
Author:  Rick Morgan
Categories:  Action
Locomotives:  BN 8144(SD40-2) MVT 1200(SW9)
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Backing Out of the Barn
Title:  Backing Out of the Barn
Description:  MVT SW9 1200 backs out of its engine house, located under Interstate-5, for a day of work on a lovely Monday.
Photo Date:  9/10/2012  Upload Date: 9/10/2012 7:43:10 PM
Location:  Mount Vernon, WA
Author:  Rick Morgan
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Locomotives:  MVT 1200(SW9)
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The View From the Cab; MVT 1200
Title:  The View From the Cab; MVT 1200
Description:  The view through the bug-splattered window and down the hood of Mount Vernon Terminal SW9 1200 as it works the line's trackage in its home town. The covered hopper sits on the BNSF interchange, whose Everett-Vancouver main runs to the right.
Photo Date:  9/10/2012  Upload Date: 9/10/2012 7:42:57 PM
Location:  Mount Vernon, WA
Author:  Rick Morgan
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Locomotives:  MVT 1200(SW9)
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Stack Detail: MVT 1200
Title:  Stack Detail: MVT 1200
Description:  Detail of the spark arrestors on MVT SW9 1200
Photo Date:  9/10/2012  Upload Date: 9/10/2012 7:43:24 PM
Location:  Mount Vernon, WA
Author:  Rick Morgan
Categories: 
Locomotives:  MVT 1200(SW9)
Views:  211   Comments: 0
Mount Vernon Terminal Railway
Title:  Mount Vernon Terminal Railway
Description:  The Mount Vernon Terminal Rwy was formed in 1939 when it took over about 2.5 miles of track from the Pacific Northwest Traction line. It currently operates several hundred yards of track with two industries and car storage for revenue. A roughly 1-mile stretch that ran south through town to a cold storage facility was abandoned in 2005. This shot looks northeast into its 'yard'; the BNSF (BN, GN) main to Vancouver BC runs to the right. Interstate 5 crosses the line immediately behind the photographer; the engine house is in its shadow.
Photo Date:  9/10/2012  Upload Date: 9/10/2012 7:42:37 PM
Location:  Mount Vernon, WA
Author:  Rick Morgan
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Locomotives:  MVT 1200(SW9)
Views:  1668   Comments: 0


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