Western Pacific Railroad Stock Certificates reddit.com/gallery/qlor05
the Feather River route, credit to the Western Pacific Railroad Museum facebook page reddit.com/gallery/nlr34m
You've heard of Onion Pacific, now it's time for the other western vegetable railroad...
You've heard of Onion Pacific, now it's time for the other western vegetable railroad...
Altamont Pass railroads, including abandoned Southern Pacific line built in the 1860s/70s to link Sacramento with San Francisco as part of the Transcontinental railroad. That line was abandoned in 1984, but Western Pacific built their own line later through the area still used by Union Pacific/ACE imgur.com/a/NUDEzBT
Supply chain - Western U.S. railroads Union Pacific and BNSF - wildfires in California and Oregon have closed some networks freightwaves.com/news/wil…
New addition for the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad in Cumberland. Former Southern Pacific sleeper "Birch Grove" sitting in the CSX yard. reddit.com/gallery/mte52t
Southern Pacific Budd 10-6 "Birch Grove" in the CSX yard in Cumberland, MD. The car is going to Western Maryland Scenic Railroad reddit.com/gallery/mte5xp
Still standing: the old Western Pacific Railroad car ferry dock in Mission Bay
Strasburg's Great Western #90 and Steamtown USA's Canadian Pacific #1278 doubleheader a High Iron Company excursion out of Jim Thorpe on the Central Railroad of New Jersey as relief power for George Hart's CP #1238 and #1286 in April of '68.
Altamont Pass railroads, including abandoned Southern Pacific line built in the 1860s/70s to link Sacramento with San Francisco as part of the Transcontinental railroad. That line was abandoned in 1984, but Western Pacific built their own line later through the area still used by Union Pacific/ACE imgur.com/a/NUDEzBT
A man poses beside a wrecked Missouri and Pacific Railroad locomotive on washed out tracks after the Arkansas River flood in Pueblo (Pueblo County), Colorado. Shows piles of rubble, lumber and railroad axles near Denver & Rio Grande Western and Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad bridges. June 6, 1
SP 2873 putters around the yard of the Western Pacific Railroad Museum. Featuring my former railfan vehicle of choice, a 1984 VW Vanagon.
A man poses beside a wrecked Missouri and Pacific Railroad locomotive on washed out tracks after the Arkansas River flood in Pueblo (Pueblo County), Colorado. Shows piles of rubble, lumber and railroad axles near Denver & Rio Grande Western and Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad bridges. June 6, 1
A man poses beside a wrecked Missouri and Pacific Railroad locomotive on washed out tracks after the Arkansas River flood in Pueblo (Pueblo County), Colorado. Shows piles of rubble, lumber and railroad axles near Denver & Rio Grande Western and Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad bridges. June 6, 1
A Chihuahua Pacific excursion train, which was traversing most of the railroad in March 1990, crosses the Chinipas bridge at KM 748.4 behind a pair of filthy NdeM units. The 955-foot bridge is near the small village of Jesus Cruz on the western portion of the railroad. Photograph by Joe McMillan.
My new addition to my train. This Union Pacific boxcar I got from the Cochise and western railroad club. So thanks guys it runs great.(also my moms Jupiter engine which is sputtery) reddit.com/gallery/jsbqbe
Post-apocalyptic scenes coming out of Los Angeles, California at Union Pacific railroad showing stolen packages littering the ground. v.redd.it/6rxokv6npkb81
visit to western pacific railroad museum 4/21/18 imgur.com/a/OqqrbTk
WP 805-A, an FP7 purchased to pull the California Zephyr, parked at the Western Pacific Railroad Museum in Portola, CA [2972x2229]
some cabooses when i visited western pacific railroad museum in portola, ca
visit to western pacific railroad museum 4/21/18 imgur.com/a/OqqrbTk
NEW: Post-apocalyptic scenes coming out of Los Angeles, California at Union Pacific railroad showing stolen packages littering the ground as far as the eye can see. v.redd.it/9hrypcyhokb81
Last run of the California Zephyr under the Denver & Rio Grande Western and the Western Pacific Railroads. Salt Lake City, Utah, March 21, 1970. [922x623]
Pacific Railroad tree fell on grandmother’s fence
A tree the railroad owns fell on my grandmother’s fence damaging it pretty bad. A new fence will need to be put up. We’ve been calling that railroad for a month now and they have either been ignoring us or simply do not care. We’re do we go to take care of this problem? It’s their tree they should be held responsible.
She is elderly and retired. She shouldn’t have to spend the extra money she has to fix the fence.
I’d do it but I’m currently working two jobs and just do not have the time.
[History] Last run of the California Zephyr under the Denver & Rio Grande Western and the Western Pacific Railroads. Salt Lake City, Utah, March 21, 1970.
Railroad construction workers with steam shovel in operation, digging during the construction of the Western Pacific Railroad. 1906. [1536x1212]
I'm no historian but in 1883 wasn't the town of Missoula Montana founded next to Fort Missoula when the Northern Pacific railroad opened there line through there.
I'm no historian but in 1883 wasn't the town of Missoula Montana founded next to Fort Missoula when the Northern Pacific railroad opened there line through there. I doubt to many people would have taken the Oregon Trail in 1883 when transcontinental railroads existed. Just the cost of supplies you could have had a nice train ride and your keepsakes in the baggage car. Beside that why wouldn't you take a steam boat up the Mississippi River and Join the Oregon trail there save yourself three months. I like the concept but there's to many issues for me to accept the storyline. Oh and in 1883 Dallas Texas got there first electric street lights, just for some perspective.
Last run of the California Zephyr under the Denver & Rio Grande Western and the Western Pacific Railroads. Salt Lake City, Utah, March 21, 1970. [922x623]
Last run of the California Zephyr under the Denver & Rio Grande Western and the Western Pacific Railroads. Salt Lake City, Utah, March 21, 1970. [922x623]
Northwestern Pacific Railroad motor car # 901, type EMC, doodlebug,photo dated 1931, taken at Willits,CA.
The Transcontinental Railroad passed through Bryan, Wyoming in 1868. Today it is a ghost town. In the satellite view is what is left of an obvious bridge over the Blacks Fork River. Is that from the original Union Pacific Line?
The Dale Creek Crossing near Laramie, Wyoming was one of the largest train bridges in the world in 1868. It was built by the Union Pacific for the Transcontinental Railroad. Today all that remains are these massive granite support.
Took a ride on the Wilmington and Western Railroad!
Western Pacific Railroad google.com/maps/d/edit?mi…
Western Maryland Scenic Railroad's 1309 in action
Truss bridge over Putah Creek on the former Southern Pacific Rumsey Branch (née Vaca Valley Railroad) in Winters, California.
Please help me identify this axe! The head weighs around 5.5 pounds and is stamped "crown" and etched "NPRY" (assuming it was owned by the northern Pacific Railroad) the handle says iron brigade but I don't know if it's original. imgur.com/gallery/s2xXnOz
North Pacific Coast Railroad No.12 Sonoma at the California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento reddit.com/gallery/rh6m9q
What railroad (railway) was known as the O&CM - possibly in the Pacific Northwest part of the United States? May be electric or logging related.
Mormons escaping BY tyrany when the Pacific Railroad starts running. Love the saucy exmo style of the writer ;) taken from Daily Commonwealth Sun June 4th, 1869 from Newspapers.com
flying around the Union Pacific Railroad bridge over the Colorado River youtube.com/watch?v=lq1Gf…
