| Rolling 
              along the Mississippi River, 819, a Cotton Belt 4-8-4, moves the 
              railroad’s premier redball freight on its fast schedule between 
              St. Louis and Los Angeles. 819 was built by the St. Louis Southwestern 
              Railway Company (Cotton Belt Route) at its Pine Bluff, Arkansas 
              shops in 1942 and it ruled the rails for a dozen years before being 
              replaced by diesel locomotives. The engine was capable of pulling 
              100 freight cars with ease. |