‘Big Boy,’ the million pound train, set to make stops in Colorado Monday
One of the world’s largest trains is heading to Colorado this week with three stops around the state. Dan Daru has the story.
‘Big Boy,’ the million pound train, set to make stops in Colorado next week
After traveling over a million miles within its 20 years of service, Big Boy No. 4014 retired as well, spending many years in ...
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‘Big Boy’ train to stop in Colorado Monday
One of the world’s largest trains is heading to Colorado this week with three stops around the state.
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'Big Boy' train making two stops in Colorado next week
A million-pound train dubbed "Big Boy" is headed to Colorado and will make two stops next week as part of a national tour.
Union Pacific's Big Boy locomotive arrives in Kansas City
Union Pacific's historic Big Boy locomotive makes a stop in Kansas City as part of its "Heartland of America" tour.
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Union Pacific's ‘Big Boy' on display in Fort Worth
The historic Union Pacific Railroad locomotive known as Big Boy No. 4014 made a stop in Fort Worth during its ‘Heartland of ...
Union Pacific 'Big Boy' in Oklahoma this Sunday and Monday
The world's largest and most powerful steam locomotive will pass through Oklahoma on its Heartland of America Tour ...
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‘Big Boy,’ the 1.2 million pound Union Pacific train, arrives in Kansas
(KSNW) — Big Boy No. 4014, the historic Union Pacific ... “Heartland of America Tour,” which has stops in Arkansas, Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma and ...
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Big Boy, the world’s largest operating steam locomotive, is touring Texas this week. Here's where.
The Heartland of America Tour began in late August in Wyoming. Big Boy's tour also includes Arkansas, Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma. You can track Big Boy here.
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Big Boy, world's biggest steam engine, comes back to Claremore
On any other day, it would be strange to see people lining a quarter-mile of railroad track in the early afternoon.