(2009-03-28) Landmark Grain Elevator - 0056_58_60_63
Maybe the chain-link fence and barbed wire are the railroad version of The Club, to prevent someone from driving off with the train. Or not. Whatever it's for, I can only assume it's working.

From @marknoble: &quot;Looks like an Alco S4 Switcher owned by Duffy and Sons, Inc. (DUFX) of Kirkersville, OH. Search for S4s: <a href="http://railpictures.net/&amp;quot" rel="noreferrer nofollow">railpictures.net/&amp;quot</a>;

From Ron Stafford on the [LocoNotes] group on Yahoo!:
&gt;&gt; Alco S-4, s/n 78700, 01/51
&gt;&gt; Originally New York, Chicago &amp; St. Louis (Nickel Plate) #49.
&gt;&gt; To Norfolk &amp; Western #2049.
&gt;&gt; To Naporano Iron &amp; Metal Company.
&gt;&gt; To General Electric Company @ Cleveland, OH.
&gt;&gt; To Countrymark Cooperative, Incorporated #2049 @ Columbus, OH.
&gt;&gt; To Duffy &amp; Son, Incorporated (DUFX) #115 @ Columbus, OH.
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