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Old National Orange Show Building A post from the Facebook Photo Collection - Los Angeles Public Library group. Description: Exterior view of a building housing the National Orange Show in San

Carpinteria Display At The 1917 National Orange Show Description: The principal citrus fruit grown in Carpinteria was lemons and it looks like this display is mostly made-up of lemons. Bruce Morden

Here is a better view of the same type car.

Probably not as SFRD and PFE reefers were changed on a mileage basis. Bob Chaparro Moderator

Were they "weighing" the reefer cars or were the reefer cars just passing by the scale house on the track? Rich Mahaney

SFRD Reefers At San Bernardino Scale House A post by Dave Snell on the Facebook Santa Fe Railway Historical & Modeling Society group. Description: Scale House in the San Bernardino “A” Yard. Sign

Hello, Does anyone know the approximate timeline for the different iterations of Sunkist signs on this packing house? Thanks, Eric Morrison TN formerly Torrance, CA

Amtrak At The Olive Packing House A post by Vic Yoder on the Facebook Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway group. Description: Photo by Roy Wojahn of a detouring San Diegan. He comments: There was

Santa Fe Switcher At The Olive Packing House A post by Judy Webb on the Facebook Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway group. Bill Webb photo. Description: The 0300 Fullerton Road Switcher at Olive

Val Vita Food Products Company, Fullerton A post from the Facebook Photo Collection - Los Angeles Public Library group. Description: View of the Val Vita Food Products plant located in Fullerton.

I would be willing to bet this is at the East end of Famoso.? I believe I see the Poso Creek bridge in the background and the signals look right to me, the siding had a doublehead dwarf to either

There is a Halliburton facility that got those kind of cars at Seco on the SP north of Bakersfield. The Santa Fe had trackage rights in the SP with the right to serve industries between Oil Junction

That silver car may be carrying drilling mud, which is used in oil wells. So where this train is going there must be an oil field nearby. > > >> >> >> >> >> >> > >

I’m wondering what that silver car is in front of the caboose. Looks like 3 silos or hoppers on a flat. +++++ Yes, it is three silos. Bob Chaparro > > > > > > >

Palm Tree Brand Orange Crate Label A post by Bruce Little. He comments: #1 of 5 versions. Grown and packed by Arlington Heights Fruit Company, Riverside, Riverside County, CA. Printed by Stecher

Heaters On An Icing Platform A post by Doug Harding on the Groups.io Real Steam Era Freight Car Discussion group. Bob Chaparro Moderator

I bought a lot of palm trees about 12 years ago in N Scale and proceeded to repaint them. They are still growing fine. A lot cheaper than the ones that were offered at the time.

Hart of the south models https://hartofthesouth.com/index.html makes a great selection of palm trees. Sent from AT&T Yahoo Mail on Android

Santa Fe 2723 With A Three SFRD Reefers A post by Victor B. D'Agostino Description: Southern California. Mid-1960s. My Notes: This certainly would make an acceptable train on a smaller layout. Bob

Modeling Palm Trees Along with orange and lemon trees, palm trees frequently were seen in the citrus growing areas. Here is a post by Charles E. "Chuck" Kinzer on the Groups.io ESPEE group. Some Model