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Pictures of MSE 64
Owner:
Mississippi Export Railroad Company
Model:
EMD SW1500
Built As:
MSE 64 (SW1500)
Serial Number:
73604-1
Order No:
73604
Frame Number:
73604-1
Built:
8/1973
Other locos with this serial:
MSE 64(SW1500)
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Title:
MSE SW1500 64
Description:
Mississippi Export SW1500 No. 64 was tied up on a Sunday afternoon at the railroad's shop area in Moss Point, Mississippi.
Photo Date:
1/6/1980
Upload Date:
5/19/2017 12:25:46 PM
Location:
Moss Point, MS
Author:
Michael Palmieri
Categories:
Roster,Yard
Locomotives:
MSE 64(SW1500)
Views:
630
Comments:
0
Title:
Mississippi Export Railroad
Description:
MSE GP9 60, SW1500 64, GP38-2'S 65 & 66 & GP40 95 are sitting at Moss Point, Ms. awaiting their next assignment. Date approximate
Photo Date:
1/1/1998
Upload Date:
9/26/2009 2:12:08 PM
Location:
Moss Point, MS
Author:
william davis
Categories:
Roster,Scenic,Yard
Locomotives:
MSE 60(GP9)
MSE 64(SW1500)
MSE 65(GP38-2)
MSE 66(GP38-2)
MSE 95(GP40)
Views:
1352
Comments:
6
Title:
MSE 66 and Co
Description:
Photo Date:
3/1/1998
Upload Date:
2/4/2009 9:28:35 PM
Location:
Moss Point, MS
Author:
G Gerard
Categories:
Locomotives:
MSE 66(GP38-2)
MSE 65(GP38-2)
MSE 64(SW1500)
Views:
977
Comments:
0
Title:
MSE 64
Description:
Photo Date:
11/7/2004
Upload Date:
3/28/2008 9:58:23 PM
Location:
Moss Point, MS
Author:
Andy Tucker
Categories:
Locomotives:
MSE 64(SW1500)
Views:
772
Comments:
0
Title:
Mississippi Export Railroad/MSE 64 hiding in yard
Description:
Photo Date:
2/14/2006
Upload Date:
9/26/2010 11:50:15 PM
Location:
Moss Point, MS
Author:
Craig Cook
Categories:
Locomotives:
MSE 64(SW1500)
Views:
752
Comments:
0
Title:
MSE 64
Description:
Photo Date:
4/26/2009
Upload Date:
8/23/2009 7:37:12 AM
Location:
Moss Point, MS
Author:
Neil Stutzman
Categories:
Locomotives:
MSE 64(SW1500)
MSE 66(GP38-2)
Views:
636
Comments:
0
Title:
MSE 66
Description:
Photo Date:
4/26/2009
Upload Date:
8/23/2009 7:41:25 AM
Location:
Moss Point, MS
Author:
Neil Stutzman
Categories:
Locomotives:
MSE 66(GP38-2)
MSE 64(SW1500)
Views:
671
Comments:
4
Title:
MSE 64
Description:
Photo Date:
4/26/2009
Upload Date:
8/23/2009 7:42:31 AM
Location:
Moss Point, MS
Author:
Neil Stutzman
Categories:
Locomotives:
MSE 64(SW1500)
Views:
541
Comments:
0
Title:
MSE 64
Description:
Photo Date:
4/26/2009
Upload Date:
8/23/2009 7:43:11 AM
Location:
Moss Point, MS
Author:
Neil Stutzman
Categories:
Locomotives:
MSE 64(SW1500)
MSE 66(GP38-2)
Views:
651
Comments:
0
Title:
MSE 64
Description:
Photo Date:
7/21/2014
Upload Date:
8/5/2014 6:44:33 AM
Location:
Moss Point, MS
Author:
JIM HERINGER
Categories:
Locomotives:
MSE 64(SW1500)
Views:
1094
Comments:
0
Title:
MSE 64
Description:
Photo Date:
7/21/2014
Upload Date:
8/5/2014 6:44:34 AM
Location:
Moss Point, MS
Author:
JIM HERINGER
Categories:
Locomotives:
MSE 64(SW1500)
Views:
828
Comments:
0
Title:
MSE 64 and TASD 772 at Sibert
Description:
One of the biggest highlights of today!! Mississippi Export (MSE) 64, a shortline that is, as you would guess, Mississippi based. Pretty surprising to see it so far from home! I went around the corner and when I saw MSE 64, I was really struck with awe to encounter it here in Mobile! It seems to have been built in August of 1973, per thedieselshop.us, and used to have what appears to be duel gyralights mounted above the headlights at one period of time. At one point, however, it seems they took it off the engine, but left the mount on it. The mount still being there honestly threw me off and made it look like an ex Southern Pacific with the way the SP light package mounts looked. And the TASD 772 is a rebuilt RP14BD, and used to be an MP15DC lettered “City of Huntsville”. Honestly, I don’t really like that TASD rebuilt the MP15DCs and I ESPECIALLY don’t like that when they rebuild the MP15DCs (excluding TASD 802 “City of Florence”), that they take away the “City of” when they rebuild and repaint into TASD green.
Photo Date:
6/29/2021
Upload Date:
6/30/2021 10:37:50 PM
Location:
Mobile, AL
Author:
Drew M.
Categories:
Locomotives:
MSE 64(SW1500)
TASD 772(RP14BD)
Views:
595
Comments:
0
Title:
MSE 64 and TASD 772 at Sibert
Description:
One of the biggest highlights of today!! Mississippi Export (MSE) 64, a shortline that is, as you would guess, Mississippi based. Pretty surprising to see it so far from home! I went around the corner and when I saw MSE 64, I was really struck with awe to encounter it here in Mobile! It seems to have been built in August of 1973, per thedieselshop.us, and used to have what appears to be duel gyralights mounted above the headlights at one period of time. At one point, however, it seems they took it off the engine, but left the mount on it. The mount still being there honestly threw me off and made it look like an ex Southern Pacific with the way the SP light package mounts looked. And the TASD 772 is a rebuilt RP14BD, and used to be an MP15DC lettered “City of Huntsville”. Honestly, I don’t really like that TASD rebuilt the MP15DCs and I ESPECIALLY don’t like that when they rebuild the MP15DCs (excluding TASD 802 “City of Florence”), that they take away the “City of” when they rebuild and repaint into TASD green.
Photo Date:
6/29/2021
Upload Date:
6/30/2021 10:42:13 PM
Location:
Mobile, AL
Author:
Drew M.
Categories:
Locomotives:
MSE 64(SW1500)
Views:
452
Comments:
0
Title:
MSE 64 and TASD 772 at Sibert
Description:
One of the biggest highlights of today!! Mississippi Export (MSE) 64, a shortline that is, as you would guess, Mississippi based. Pretty surprising to see it so far from home! I went around the corner and when I saw MSE 64, I was really struck with awe to encounter it here in Mobile! It seems to have been built in August of 1973, per thedieselshop.us, and used to have what appears to be duel gyralights mounted above the headlights at one period of time. At one point, however, it seems they took it off the engine, but left the mount on it. The mount still being there honestly threw me off and made it look like an ex Southern Pacific with the way the SP light package mounts looked. And the TASD 772 is a rebuilt RP14BD, and used to be an MP15DC lettered “City of Huntsville”. Honestly, I don’t really like that TASD rebuilt the MP15DCs and I ESPECIALLY don’t like that when they rebuild the MP15DCs (excluding TASD 802 “City of Florence”), that they take away the “City of” when they rebuild and repaint into TASD green.
Photo Date:
6/29/2021
Upload Date:
6/30/2021 10:40:19 PM
Location:
Mobile, AL
Author:
Drew M.
Categories:
Locomotives:
TASD 772(RP14BD)
MSE 64(SW1500)
Views:
632
Comments:
0
Title:
MSE 64 and TASD 772 at Sibert
Description:
One of the biggest highlights of today!! Mississippi Export (MSE) 64, a shortline that is, as you would guess, Mississippi based. Pretty surprising to see it so far from home! I went around the corner and when I saw MSE 64, I was really struck with awe to encounter it here in Mobile! It seems to have been built in August of 1973, per thedieselshop.us, and used to have what appears to be duel gyralights mounted above the headlights at one period of time. At one point, however, it seems they took it off the engine, but left the mount on it. The mount still being there honestly threw me off and made it look like an ex Southern Pacific with the way the SP light package mounts looked. And the TASD 772 is a rebuilt RP14BD, and used to be an MP15DC lettered “City of Huntsville”. Honestly, I don’t really like that TASD rebuilt the MP15DCs and I ESPECIALLY don’t like that when they rebuild the MP15DCs (excluding TASD 802 “City of Florence”), that they take away the “City of” when they rebuild and repaint into TASD green.
Photo Date:
6/29/2021
Upload Date:
6/30/2021 11:59:32 PM
Location:
Mobile, AL
Author:
Drew M.
Categories:
Locomotives:
MSE 64(SW1500)
Views:
466
Comments:
0
Title:
MSE 64 and TASD 772 at Sibert
Description:
One of the biggest highlights of today!! Mississippi Export (MSE) 64, a shortline that is, as you would guess, Mississippi based. Pretty surprising to see it so far from home! I went around the corner and when I saw MSE 64, I was really struck with awe to encounter it here in Mobile! It seems to have been built in August of 1973, per thedieselshop.us, and used to have what appears to be duel gyralights mounted above the headlights at one period of time. At one point, however, it seems they took it off the engine, but left the mount on it. The mount still being there honestly threw me off and made it look like an ex Southern Pacific with the way the SP light package mounts looked. And the TASD 772 is a rebuilt RP14BD, and used to be an MP15DC lettered “City of Huntsville”. Honestly, I don’t really like that TASD rebuilt the MP15DCs and I ESPECIALLY don’t like that when they rebuild the MP15DCs (excluding TASD 802 “City of Florence”), that they take away the “City of” when they rebuild and repaint into TASD green.
Photo Date:
6/29/2021
Upload Date:
7/1/2021 12:01:04 AM
Location:
Mobile, AL
Author:
Drew M.
Categories:
Locomotives:
MSE 64(SW1500)
Views:
475
Comments:
0
Title:
MSE 64 at ALE
Description:
This marks not only the 2nd time I’ve seen the engine, but I believe the 27th day it’s been here.
Photo Date:
7/25/2021
Upload Date:
7/26/2021 11:12:02 AM
Location:
Mobile, AL
Author:
Drew M.
Categories:
Locomotives:
MSE 64(SW1500)
Views:
395
Comments:
0
Title:
MSE 64 at ALE
Description:
This marks not only the 2nd time I’ve seen the engine, but I believe the 27th day it’s been here.
Photo Date:
7/25/2021
Upload Date:
7/26/2021 11:02:40 AM
Location:
Mobile, AL
Author:
Drew M.
Categories:
Locomotives:
MSE 64(SW1500)
Views:
415
Comments:
0
Title:
MSE 64
Description:
Photo Date:
5/27/2022
Upload Date:
6/12/2022 10:59:46 AM
Location:
Moss Point, MS
Author:
Stephie Kolata
Categories:
Locomotives:
MSE 64(SW1500)
Views:
429
Comments:
1
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