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Robert A. Hadley Collection Finding Aid to the Collection at the Center for Railroad Photography & Art Prepared by Erin Rose Last updated: 2017 October 31 Collection Summary Title: Robert A. Hadley Collection Span Dates: 1908-2006 Bulk Dates: circa 1930-1959 Creator: Hadley, Robert A. Extent: 10 archival binders Language: English Repository: Center for Railroad Photography & Art, Madison, WI Abstract: 6,618 Black-and-white and color negatives from Robert A. Hadley’s personal collection. Bulk items are images created by Robert A. Hadley, but also include work from other artists that he collected throughout his lifetime. The collection focuses on United States and Canadian railroads spanning from the 1910s through the early 2000s. Selected Search Terms Country: Canada Germany United Kingdom United States State/Province: Alabama Manitoba Alberta Maryland Arizona Massachusetts Arkansas Michigan Bavaria Minnesota British Columbia Mississippi California Missouri Colorado Montana D.C. Nebraska Delaware Nevada Florida New Brunswick Georgia New Hampshire Illinois New Jersey Indiana New Mexico Iowa New York Kansas North Carolina Kentucky North Dakota Louisiana Ohio Maine Oklahoma Robert A. Hadley Collection 2 Ontario United States Oregon Utah Pennsylvania Vermont Quebec Virginia Saskatchewan Washington South Carolina West Virginia South Dakota Wisconsin Tennessee Wyoming Texas Railroad Name: Aberdeen Carolina and Western Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway Railway Akron, Canton, and Youngstown Burlington Northern Railroad Railroad California State Railroad Museum Alaska Railroad Calumet & Hecla Railroad Alton Railroad Canadian National Railway Amtrak Canadian Pacific Railway Ann Arbor Railroad Carolina Piedmont Railroad Arcadia & Betsie River Railroad Central of Georgia Railway Arkansas and Missouri Railroad Central Oklahoma Railfan Club Army USA Central Railroad of New Jersey AT&L Railroad Central Transportation Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Central Vermont Railway Railway Chaparral Railroad Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Charleston and Western Carolina Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Railway Atlas Model Railroad Company Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Chesapeake Western Railway Bangor and Aroostook Railroad Chicago and Eastern Illinois Bay Line Railroad Railroad Belt Railway Company of Chicago Chicago and Illinois Midland Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad Railway Black Hills Central Railroad Chicago and North Western BNSF Railway Railway Boone and Scenic Valley Railroad Chicago Central and Pacific Boston and Albany Railroad Railroad Boston and Maine Railroad Chicago Great Western Railway Brandon Railroad Chicago, Burlington and Quincy British Columbia Railway Railroad Buffalo and Pittsburgh Railroad Chicago, Kalamazoo and Saginaw Robert A. Hadley Collection 3 Railroad Western Railway) Chicago, Madison and Northern ‘ Deseret Western Railway Railway Detroit Terminal Railroad Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Pacific Railroad Railroad Chicago, Missouri and Western Detroit & Mackinac Railway Railway Detroit and Edison Chicago, North Shore and Detroit and Mackinac Railway Milwaukee Railroad (The Detroit and Toledo Shore Line North Shore Line) Railroad Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Detroit, Caro & Sandusky Railway Railroad Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Omaha Railway Railroad Cincinnati Union Terminal Dodge City, Ford and Bucklin Clinchfield Railroad Railroad Colorado and Southern Railway Duluth, Missabe and Iron Range Colorado and Wyoming Railway Railway Columbus and Greenville Railway Durango & Silverton Narrow Conrail Gauge Railroad Coudersport and Port Allegany East Broad Top Railroad Railroad East Jordan and Southern Railroad Council Bluffs Railway Electro-Motive Division Leasing Crown Willamette Paper Company Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railway CSX Transportation Erie and Michigan Railroad Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Erie Railroad Railroad Essex Terminal Railway Dakota & Iowa Railroad Family Lines System Dardanelle and Russellville Farmrail Corporation Railroad Ferrocarriles Nacionales de De Queen and Eastern Railroad Mexico Delaware and Hudson Railway First Union Rail Delaware, Lackawanna and Florida East Coast Railway Western Railroad Fonda, Johnstown and Delray Connecting Gloversville Railroad Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Ford Plant Railroad Denver and Rio Grande Western Fort Smith Railroad Railroad Fort Worth and Western Railroad Denver and Salt Lake Railway Fremont & Elkhorn Valley Deseret Power Railroad (Deseret Railroad Robert A. Hadley Collection 4 Gateway Western Railway Manistee and North-Eastern GATX Corporation Railroad General Electric Company Manistique and Lake Superior General Motors Railroad Genesee & Wyoming Railroad Manitou and Pike's Peak Railway Georgetown Loop Railroad Maryland and Pennsylvania Georgia and Florida Railroad Railroad Georgia Central Railway Maryland Rail Commuter Glover Group Merchants Despatch Grand Trunk Railway Transportation Corporation Grand Trunk Western Mid-Michigan Railroad Northeast Great Northern Railway Kansas and Missouri Green Bay and Western Railroad Division Gulf, Mobile and Ohio Railroad Midland Valley Railroad Helm Leasing Company Midwest Central Railroad Illinois and Midland Railroad Mine Railroad Illinois Central Railroad Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway Illinois Railway Museum Minneapolis, Northfield and Illinois Terminal Railroad Southern Railway Intermountain Power Project Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Interstate Railroad Ste. Marie Railroad Iowa Interstate Railroad Mississippian Railway Johnston's Terminal Muskogee Missouri Pacific Railroad Kansas City Southern Railway Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Kansas City Terminal Railway Mobile and Ohio Railroad Kennecott Mining Company Monon Railroad Kentucky and Tennessee Railway Monongahela Connecting Railroad Kiamichi Railroad Motive Power Industries Laurinburg and Southern Railroad Mountain Diesel Transportation Leadville, Colorado and Southern Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Railroad Louis Railway Lehigh Valley Railroad National Transportation Safety London and North Eastern Board Railway Nelson and Albemarle Railroad Long Island Railroad New York Central Railroad LORAM Maintenance of Way New York, Chicago and St. Louis Louisiana and Arkansas Railway Railroad Louisville and Nashville Railroad New York, New Haven and Mahoning Valley Railway Hartford Railroad Maine Central Railroad New York, Ontario and Western Robert A. Hadley Collection 5 Railway Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Newport Beach Limited Sidney and Lowe Railroad Nickel Plate Railroad (New York, Sisseton Milbank Railroad Chicago, and St. Louis Railroad) Solvay Process Company Norfolk and Western Railway Soo Line Railroad Norfolk Southern Railway South Carolina Central Railroad North American Tank Line South Kansas and Oklahoma North Carolina and Virginia Railroad Railroad South Shore Line North Shore Line Southeast Kansas Railroad Northern Ohio and Western Company Railway Southeastern Michigan Northern Pacific Railway Transportation Authority Northwestern Pacific Railroad Southern Pacific Railroad Oakway Railroad Southern Railway Pacific Electric Railway Sperry Rail Service Penn Central Spokane, Portland and Seattle Pennsylvania Railroad Railway Pere Marquette Railway St. Clair Tunnel Philadelphia Baldwin Locomotive St. Clair Tunnel Company Works St. Louis and Ohio River Railroad Pittsburgh and West Virginia St. Louis Southwestern Railway Railway St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Pittsburgh, Chartiers and Stone Mountain Scenic Railroad Youghiogheny Railway Terminal Railroad Association of Pontiac, Oxford and Northern St. Louis Railroad Texas and Pacific Railway Port Huron and Detroit Railroad Texas Northeastern Division Mid- Portland Terminal Railroad Michigan Railroad Railcar America Incorporated Railcar Maintenance Company Texas Northeastern Railroad Railserve, Inc. Texas State Railroad Reading Railroad Toledo Terminal Railroad Richmond, Fredericksburg and Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo Potomac Railroad Railway Rio Grande Western Railway Trona Railway Rutland Line TTX Corporation Rutland Railroad Tuckerton Railroad Santa Fe Railway Tulsa Port of Catoosa Seaboard Air Line Railway Union Pacific Railroad Robert A. Hadley Collection 6 Union Railroad Pittsburgh Walt Disney World Railroad United Grain Corporation Watco Companies United States Air Force Western Maryland Railroad United States Army Western Pacific Railroad Utah Railway Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway Via Rail Canada Wisconsin and Calumet Railroad Virginia and Truckee Railroad Wyandotte Terminal Railroad Virginian Railway Wyoming Colorado Railroad Wabash Railroad Administrative Information Provenance The collection was leant to the Center for Railroad Photography and Art by the Apex Foundation in May 2016. The loan agreement called for the digitization of negatives, and the subsequent return of digital copies to the Apex Foundation, at which point the collection would be officially donated to the Center for Railroad Photography and Art. The original agreement had a one-year timeline to complete this work, and was amended in order to extend that timeline to the end of 2017. Processing History The collection was leant to the Center in May 2016. Processing began in July 2016 and was completed October 2017. Copies of the digital files were sent to the Apex Foundation in November 2017, at which point deed of gift documents were signed and the Center took ownership. Additional Notes Selected photographs are publicly available on the
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