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Color movies of the CA&E taken by Ed Allen during the 1950s and 1960s
A series of color photos taken by Glenn Andersen of IRM, ERHS, and Chicago transit scenes from the 1950s and 1960s
Black-and-white photos of a wide range of Chicago area traction subjects taken during the 1950s and 1960s by Ronald J. Delhaye
Color photos taken by Ron Doerr of scenes at IRM, mostly during the 1980s
Color slides of the last days of CA&E passenger service taken in the mid-1950s by Bob Heinlein
A large collection of photos collected by Julie Johnson, both color and black-and-white and spanning several decades, which forms a photographic roster of the CA&E wood fleet
A wide range of color and b&w photographs depicting a variety of subjects, provided courtesy of Art Peterson as a selection from the overall Krambles-Peterson Archive
Photos taken by Ray Proffer of the CA&E during the last days of CA&E passenger service
Photos taken by Ed Mizerocki showing the IRM collection at North Chicago, the move, and the early days at Union
Several dozen photos from the late Cliff Reims, mostly black-and-white and dating to the 1930s and 1940s, showing mainly east coast streetcar and traction operations
Historical articles about Illinois traction lines assembled using records and photos collected over many years by Stephen Scalzo
A collection of hundreds of photos of traction subjects across the country taken or purchased by William Schmidt and provided by his son Peter Schmidt
Photographs of the Pittsburgh Butler Harmony & Newcastle interurban system from friend and former volunteer Walt Stafa
Original photographs and documents from the W.T. Van Dorn Manufacturing Company of Chicago that were donated to IRM by Larry Larson
Color photos taken of railway museums in 1971 by Gregg Wolfersheim
A variety of color slides taken between the 1970s and 1990s of IRM and Chicago transit subjects by Bill Wulfert
Various photos, many unattributed, culled from the museum's archives
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