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https://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/sites/model-railroad-hobbyist.com/files/users/railandsail/Tyco%20or%2C%20ps700.jpg I have one of these and it is hard to decide if I would one day scratch build a

Thanks for sharing. I really enjoyed this footage. Dan Lee San Jose, CA

Justin and Friends, Would Bob Campbell's map help? Yours Aye, Garth Groff ? [email protected]> wrote:

Got them! Thank you! [email protected]> wrote:

https://youtu.be/omoivkDp-WA Not one to go on Facebook, maybe this is on there, but as I watch it there are sure to be images of the SN long missed. Some new content I hadn’t seen.

https://youtu.be/4PLTin_sQeo Someone on this list probably made this, but it goes well here.

I am not sure how to upload photos for the group. Here are some stills of Walnut Creek from an SN engineer’s view. Hopefully photos stay attached

https://youtu.be/27S9Bcn6yxQ About 11:04 Walnut Creek begins

Someone wanted to see Walnut Creek in 1950. This would be where to find an aerial view. There are a couple stills from the YouTube Video on the SN I am sending too.?

On Bridgehunter.com some of the Sacramento Northern drawbridges are just grainy dark antique images or drawings. Are there better vintage images of either the SN drawbridges or the WP ones? They may

Hi Ken,? I forgot to say that my friend was asking about using the trains. If you or anyone in our group has access to timetables, I would suggest a year close to 1890. Thanks!

Hi, It would be a long hike around the south.? I think it would be fair to assume 3-4mpH by foot or horse.? Then just calculate how long to Santa Clara and then how long to cover the El Camino back

Hello Members, I have an inquiry from a local historian that I hope someone can answer for him. "Is there a rough number of hours/days for how long it would have taken to get from Oakland to San

Dave and Randy, All the SN power bounced around a lot in the late 1970s and early 1980 before the yellow plague descended. Attached is a view of 712 working South Sacramento on the WP. I've lost the

Interesting contrast between views 2 and 3 of 711, 2 has 711 in PG and 3 has 711 in NI [email protected]> wrote:

Greetings SN fans, I have uploaded some images of the SN yard from July 77 and one from Aug 82. Nothing earth shattering, but they offer a good view of units assigned to the yard and might be

If you click on “Chris Allan” below that video he has other O-Scale WP videos that are really good.

https://youtu.be/S3fLSfM5nIY Somebody on this list probably has a 3D printer. I am surprised nobody has taken the plans for the Yuba City Depot, Stockton, or the Sacramento Depot found in the Western

Great photos, Ken. Thanks for sharing. Steve Carter

Yup.? I think we just called it the Basic Onion Dehydrator.? We always figured that the plant made good business for the burger joints that opened on the south end of Monte Vista on what we called