Vintage track vehicles

The loco and passenger train appears to be New York Central, and might or might not be the '20th Century Limited,' as it appears to be leaving the old Lasalle St. station, Chicago.
The next one is the reason cabooses ended up getting steel frames. Many a crew ended up dead from a rear-ending like this. Same with paying passengers in wooden coaches.

 

I'd still be uncomfortable in a steel-framed caboose, as long as it wasn't located somewhere in the middle of the train. I guess, the crew was worth less than cargo. Setting cabooses on the end improved unemployment statistics, as accidents of this type became frequent.
All tunnel entrances along the Rhein River in southern Germany are identicle:

 

I've always loved that about the DB...even though it is Teutonic, it is quite unique.

 

All following images originated in the same country:

 

Franz Keller found it funny that his "good friend" Paul Bocuse was hosing down a historical track vehicle in 1984:

 

Ahhhh...the Broadway Limited and a couple Studebakers. 1930's Art Deco at its finest.

 

The hamster cheeks Studebaker with the suicide doors