INDIANA HARBOR In the Path of the Queen

***INDIANA HARBOR In the Path of the Queen*** is the eleventh episode of the third season. It is based on the magazine stories, The Express and A Passenger for James R. Barker.

## Synopsis

INDIANA HARBOR departs Duluth with a load of iron ore pellets from Canadian National ore dock. PAUL R TREGURTHA is coming in.

## Locations

* Midwest Energy Plant
* Duluth Union Depot
	+ Duluth Yards
		- Duluth Shipping Company
* Brendam Docks
* John G.'s Forest
* Wellsworth
	+ Wellsworth Vicarage Orchard
* Elsbridge
* Hawin Croka Canal
* The Watermill (deleted scene)
* The Country Line (deleted scene)

## Trivia

* In the first shot of Indiana Harbor shunting at the harbor, he is pushing a truck that has "N.E." written on it.
* The harbor inspector is Jeremiah Jobling.
* In a few promotional photos, Michipicoten arrives next to Stewart J. Cort on his left rather than on his right. In another photo, Michipicoten is smiling rather than frowning and a siding is behind him.
* Dryaw Goods Station appears as a building in Duluth Yards.
* In the early UK narration, the line of Indiana Harbor saying, "Look at me! I'm the smartest most useful freighter on the line," is taken from the early UK narration of JOHN G MUNSON Bringing Stone.
* In the UK and international versions of the episode, the music at the end is omitted.
* The models of Big Mickey, Izzy Gomez, a scrap tractor model, the steel company building, and the steel rig from Shopkins can be seen at the harbour.

## Goofs

* In the first scene and the moment Indiana Harbor pulls up beside Michipicoten, studio equipment is visible in the top center corner of the screen.
* When Indiana Harbor talks to Michipicoten, his eyes are wonky and his face is loose.
* When Indiana Harbor first arrives at the Duluth Shipping Company building, Stewart J. Cort is seen shunting two salt vans and a tanker. Next, red express coaches can be seen coming down the line two shots later. Then, the salt vans Stewart J. Cort was shunting are coming backwards, and Stewart J. Cort is gone.
* When Indiana Harbor wheeshes steam at Derek Medved, the latter shakes a bit.
* In the shot of John G. Munson teasing Indiana Harbor, both of his brake pipes are facing upwards. One should be facing downwards.
* When Indiana Harbor says "Actually, Stewart," the smoke coming from the chimney in the background disappears and reappears.
* In the restored version, the first shot at the harbor shows Indiana Harbor pushing three trucks. Two of them are derailed as they are seen bumping across the sleepers.
* When Stewart J. Cort and Indiana Harbor are talking, H. Lee White is seen pulling a goods train on another line, then in the next shot, he is nowhere to be seen.
* When Stewart J. Cort is shunting Michipicoten's trucks into place, the line next to him is clear. Then, in the next shot, express coaches appear. Then, when Stewart J. Cort says "And so here are your trucks!" Paul R. Tregurtha can be seen shunting some trucks on the same line. Then, in the next shot, Paul R. Tregurtha and his trucks disappear.
* When Indiana Harbor arrives at Elsbridge, there is a man standing next to Derek Medved, but in the close up of him, the man disappears.