Bringing up the rear of a two car train leaving York Street is car 410, seen here heading east on a trip bound for Chicago. The curved sign atop the shelter and clay tile roofing would both end up being replaced with less ornamental substitutes. The Chicago Great Western depot is seen at left. Click here for a larger version.
Photo from the Van Dusen Collection
Photo No. ILL-409, IRM.

A five car train bound for Wells Street is led by a Pullman at York Street in 1948. This view looks west from the westbound platform. Note the two men walking down the westbound track. They are either track or signal maintainers. A third man with a Fairmont motorcar stands nearby at the crossing. Click here for a larger version.
Unknown, C Scholes

A post-shutdown shot of the passenger shelter and eastbound platform as seen looking west from York Street. Vegetation is beginning to overtake the tracks. Click here for a larger version.
Photo by Don Bruno

Another post-shutdown shot of the York Street station. Note the DANGER ELECTRIC CURRENT sign present at the CA&E's grade crossings. Click here for a larger version.
Photo by Don Bruno