Interesting prototypes in Indiana

[CSXIndyLine]

What are some interesting Class 1, Class 2, or Class 3 prototypes across Indiana? Class 1 meaning branchline. Thanks!

[Y@]

The NS Marion District (formerly known as the Marion Branch) is a pretty interesting piece of railroad.

See here for some shots along the line: http://www.railroadfan.com/phpbb/viewto ... =6&t=19332

[Typhoon]

The South Shore. The last interuban in America, street running, good stuff.....

[MDH]

How about matched SD9's on the Indiana & Eastern?

http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=335139

Regards,
Michael

[sd70accsxt700]

The South Shore. The last interuban in America, street running, good stuff.....

I second that. awEsome peice of railroad, single and now double deck MU cars (personaly I think they need more ornage on them), GP38-2's in Orange, just a sweet railroad.

[CSXIndyLine]

The South Shore. The last interuban in America, street running, good stuff.....

I second that. awEsome peice of railroad, single and now double deck MU cars (personaly I think they need more ornage on them), GP38-2's in Orange, just a sweet railroad.

I have been thinking of them!

[CSXIndyLine]

The South Shore. The last interuban in America, street running, good stuff.....

I second that. awEsome peice of railroad, single and now double deck MU cars (personaly I think they need more ornage on them), GP38-2's in Orange, just a sweet railroad.

I have been thinking of them!

Exactley what I am looking for is a line with at no more than 5 trains a day, branchline condtions (if possible) and at least 3 industries to serve.