| Undaunted by a 
              December 1951 snowstorm, the Wabash Blue Bird flies south from Chicago 
              to the impressive Union Station in St. Louis. This handsome Budd-built 
              train was one of the finest regional streamliners in the Heart of 
              America. The streamlined, six-car train featured not one, but four 
              Vista-Dome cars. The Blue Bird made one round trip daily, heading 
              north from St. Louis in the morning and arriving in Chicago’s 
              Dearborn Station in mid-afternoon where it was turned for a late 
              afternoon southbound departure. |