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Yonkers, NY

It's official. The City of New Orleans started using eTickets today. The station in Hammond, LA is full of ads and flyers providing information about the eTicketing process. The conductors on both the north and southbound trains had the scanners with them. I also had a eTicket printed for me at...

That happened with me recently as well. I had already booked a ticket for the Cardinal from CHI-NYP on January 3, in coach because the roomettes were priced at $400 when I had originally booked in August. In mid-November, the price for the roomette dropped to $199. As soon as I saw this online...

As of late, the City of New Orleans/Texas Eagle has been running with an unusual new consist order. The new consist has been in effect for at least a month now and was apparently done so that the Eagle's thru cars to LAX can be more easily cut off and attached to the Sunset Limited at San...

This might work. It is the panorama car that VIA Rail now uses on some of their long distance trains:

From my home in Baton Rouge, LA: Using Google Maps: Hammond, LA (HMD) - 53 minutes Lafayette, LA (LFT) - 1 hour 9 minutes New Orleans, LA (NOL) - 1 hour 19 minutes Schriever, LA (SCH) - 1 hour 29 minutes Slidell, LA (SDL) - 1 hour 30 minutes New Iberia, LA (NIB) - 1 hour 30 minutes...

I was in Hammond, LA today and asked the conductor of the northbound CONO #58 when e-ticketing was going to begin. He said that they were supposed to start on March 19.

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Grand Forks, ND?

If the westbound Sunset made it to Schriever, but not to New Iberia, the only major bridge I can think of would be the one that crosses the Atchafalaya River at Morgan City. There are also a few small bridges that cross the bayous in the area.

The route of the City of New Orleans into Chicago over the old St. Charles Air Line. It offers a great view of the Chicago skyline and the Amtrak/Metra yards below.

You are correct!!! Your turn. The photo was taken inside the Alpine, TX station.

As a recap, the four hints so far are as follows: 1. The station is along a route that was once served by the Southern Pacific and is a current Amtrak station. 2. The station is not in California or Nevada. It is, however, located in a desert setting. 3. Amtrak stops here in the daytime only...

No. Hint #4: The station is in Texas. Also, there is a clue to the location in the painting.

No. Hint #3: Amtrak stops here in the daytime only.

No. No. No. No. Hint #2: The station is not in California or Nevada. It is, however, located in a desert setting.

No. No. Hint #1: The station is along a route that was once served by the Southern Pacific and is a current Amtrak station.

No. No.