AMERICA'S STREAMLINERS

MISSOURI PACIFIC

(PRE WW II)

The Delta Eagle utilized a unique Electro Motive locomotive, basically an E6A with a "missing" engine and a baggage compartment in its place. Not included on this page is the Colorado Eagle, introduced June 21, 1942 between St. Louis and Denver, and perhaps the last new streamliner introduced until the end of the war.

Only streamlined trains and the most important stations are shown.



MISSOURI RIVER EAGLE
(required 2 sets)

  #5      April, 1942       #6
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 8:50 am  St. Louis        5:40 pm
10:52 am  Jefferson City   3:35 pm
12:01 pm  Sedalia          2:25 pm
 2:05 pm  Kansas City     12:40 pm
 5:55 pm  Omaha            8:40 am
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(all cars built by ACF in 1940)

Baggage             700/701
Baggage Mail        710/711
76 Seat Coach       720/721
56 Seat Coach       730/731
Diner Bar Lounge    740/741
Parlor Observation  750/751

DELTA EAGLE
(required 1 set)

#335      March 15, 1942  #334
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 4:30 pm  Memphis         12:45 pm
 8:45 pm  McGehee          8:30 am
10:55 pm  Tallulah         6:15 am
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(all cars built by St. Louis in 1941)

AA Locomotive/Baggage  7100
60 Seat Coach Mail     760
51 Seat Coach Grill    732