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At the time that this photo was taken, there were scheduled third class freight trains in both directions on the Guadalupe Subdivision of the Coast Division. It is true that loaded reefers were moved

SP Cab Forward 4252 With Reefer Block A post from the Facebook Union Pacific Museum group. Description: Some of the most unique locomotive designs came from Southern Pacific Railroad. In this

Ontario Packing House Interior A post from the Facebook History of Los Angeles group. Description: 1905 Packing Oranges 1905 In Ontario. Photograph of the interior of a citrus packing house in

Exchange Lemon Products Cans These are some of the consumer products from the Exchange Lemon Products plant in Corona. The plant produced other items for the chemical, food processing and agricultural

John Deere BO Orchard Tractor A post by Elisabeth Shelton on the Facebook John Deere Number One group. She comments: Deere's BR and BO tractors were introduced in 1935 as adaptations of the successful

PE 498 At Leffingwell Packing House Description: PE 498 Whittier Line End of Leffingwell Branch. The day is January 7, 1948 and the Railroad Boosters are conducting their 64th fan trip, a tour of the

Sunkist Advertisement - "Orange Farmers' Sale" A post by David Eck. He comments: This ad appeared in the Grand Island Independent in Grand Island, Nebraska on Friday, April 19, 1912. The pitch: "One

Model: PFE 46348 (R-40-20) Dick Harley commented: The most glaring (to me) inaccurate part of that R-40-20 model is the height of the door. Among 40-ft PFE ice reefers, only the R-40-23, -24, and -25

PFE Icing Platform - Council Bluffs A post from the Facebook Union Pacific Museum group. Description: This photo shows an aerial view of the Council Bluffs Pacific Fruit Express (PFE) ice dock and ice

And one more.

A 1931 view.

Postcard: Glendora Packing House Postcard was mailed in 1914. Bob Chaparro Moderator

Second 934 was an eastward Third Class freight train out of San Jose and looks like it has reefers for Watsonville Jct. and Salinas. Cliff Prather

Discover The Stories Behind The Groves! A post by Eric Oliphant on Facebook. He comments: Join us at Marcy Library on May 14th at 3:00 PM for a fascinating talk on Riverside's citrus history,

SP Cab Forward 4275 With Reefer Block A post by Tomas Torres on the Facebook Southern Pacific Prototype Modelers group. Description: Between Morgan Hill and San Jose. Early 1950s. Gene Deimling

The Corona Model Railroad Society always looks forward to welcoming guests during our public hours, every Saturday 10 to 2. Let a CMRS member know you saw the club via Bob’s post.? Bruce

A Visit To The Corona Model Railroad Society Saturday, I traveled to Corona, CA, to visit the Corona Model Railroad Society. This is a large, HO scale club with a fairly complete model railroad

Citrus Memories A post by Mike Kunert on the Facebook I Remember The Inland Empire group. He comments: The latest memory in my developing electric train town I call Sixties is bittersweet, but it

The "Chinese Pack" An illustration posted by Michael Bussee. Description: A sketch by Tom Young, based on an earlier drawing by Rose Maxwell in the California Citrograph, shows a Chinese worker seated

Always a pleasure to see Bryan's layout. Thank you. Having owned a HO SP Trainmaster previously, I always wondered why the long end was forward. Lou Adler [email protected]> wrote: