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When this photo was taken, the Tustin Branch end at Villa Park and the Villa Park Orchards (VPOA) packing house was one of the few remaining packing houses still operating in Orange County. By this

PFE Reefers At Villa Park Orchards Packing House A post by Don Golde on Flickr. Description: At least seven PFE reefers on the SP on the old Tustin Branch spotted at the Villa Park Orchards orange

Train On A Crate Label A post by David Eck. He comments: Economy Brand Lemon Crate Label. Red Ball grade fruit. Grown on the McNally Ranch in La Mirada, Los Angeles County, California. Printed by

Sunkist Grower Sign A post from the Facebook History of Corona group. Description & Comments: Sunkist - Orange Heights Association Haven’t been able to find the exact location of this grove in

Cull Lemons From Goleta Tony Thompson commented: In the 1950s, cull lemons for juice processing were shipped in iced reefers, using bins inside for the fruit, according to Bruce Jones, who was a

Fontana Citrus Lands - 1915 A post by David Eck. Description: Newspaper ad for Fontana Citrus Lands - 1915 This ad appeared in the Rialto Record on February 26, 1915. The company is offering land

Santa Fe Texas Locos With Reefer Block A post by Taylor Rush on the Facebook From the Album group. Description: Shaking the ground as they storm towards the photographer at thirty miles per hour with

The destination for the lemon to Anaheim was on the Santa Fe. It was to the Minute Maid plant off the Santa Fe's Fullerton to San Diego line, the Fourth District. Cliff Prather

Model: SP Beet Gondola With Cull Lemon Load Awhile back someone told me they had seen an SP beet gondola with a load of cull oranges parked at the old Sunkist juice plant (now gone) in Ontario, Ca. I

S Brand Lemon Crate Label A post by David Eck. He comments: Grown & Packed by Rancho Sespe in Sespe, Ventura County, California. Printed by Schmidt Lithograph, Los Angeles. Circa 1910s. Sespe was a

PFE Icing Platform – Yuma, Arizona A photo from a 1927 Yuma Chamber of Commerce publication. Thanks to Don Gray for the tip. Bob Chaparro Moderator

Look at the number board: "FOURTH 842"-! The 4th section of scheduled train # 842. Talk about a produce rush! ~ Larry Wines SP Reefer Block - Arizona A photo from a column by The Rogue Columnist.

So I’m curious if the tanker behind the tender was an auxiliary water tender? Marty Hendrickx SP Reefer Block - Arizona A photo from a column by The Rogue Columnist. Description: Heavy-duty Southern

SP Reefer Block - Arizona A photo from a column by The Rogue Columnist. Description: Heavy-duty Southern Pacific steam power is in charge of this train of reefers carrying Salt River produce. Bob

Note that the 1948 scheme as shown is wrong.? The UP medallion should be just Black & White. The more we look, the more we find. Cheers, Dick Harley Laguna Beach,? CA .

Tustin Orange Packing House Employees A post by David Eck. Description: Tustin Orange Packing House Employees, circa 1910 The whole crew has turned out for this photograph, including four horses who

SFRD 8987 (Rr-43) Description: Reefer serving as a storage shed next to a corral on a Kern County, California, ranch in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. My Notes: Class Rr-43 ice bunker

PFE Wood Reefer Paint Schemes A post from the Kohs & Company website: https://www.kohs.com/PFE_Pages/PFE_Reefer_Paint.htm 1942 to 1952. Illustrations by Dick Harley. These are copyrighted. Bob

Model: PFE 71117 (R-40-4) A post by Thomas Highberger on the Facebook Prototype Accurate Model Freight Cars group. He comments: Old Silver Streak PFE Reefer (HO) I built awhile back! Bob Chaparro

Honor Role – Donations 2025 (Update #2) Many thanks to my railroad friends who have contributed to the Hemet Heritage Foundation/Hemet Depot Museum. These are the latest additions to the list of