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I'm attaching the pdfs of the requested sheets. I can upload screenshots if you can't use these files. I hope they are helpful! I didn't have time this morning to rename the maps.

George and Friends, In looking at the updated index for 1934/1945, these map sheets might be the most useful. The various industries listed under "Specials" would be shown on sheets 8-15. At least

Thank you sir ! mallardlodge1000@...> wrote:

And here are screenshots of the two sheets, which might be more readable.

My apologies for posting the exact same pages of the circular. But I do have access to the 1927 Sanborn Maps. I'm attaching the Key Index Sheet from 1927 and the 1934 sheet with updates. I am happy to

In case you haven't gotten any copies yet, I'm attaching the two Yuba City pages from the 157-E Circular.

Richard, Thanks for the tip. A 1945 map would be great, but unfortunately I couldn't get this site to load completely. I got the surrounds, but only a big gray box in the center of the screen. Yours

Garth The Sutter County Museum has a document referencing the 1927 Sanborn with 1945 revisions

Justin, Ah, the problem with an AAA map is that it isn't going to show the industries the SN served, and depending on scale, only a single track line and junctions without spurs or sidings. If you

My father collected AAA maps that showed all the right of ways I think until 1978 when they quit showing all railroads on the maps. AAA may still have outdated maps but otherwise I can see if can find

Friends, Attached are two pages from my copy of the famous Western Pacific Circular 157-E, a list of all the customers served by the WP, SN, TS, and their local interchange connections (SP, ATSF,

Good friends, I ran across this photo "you know where" and declined to bid on it (I did buy some others which I will share shortly). The photo was pretty washed out, but I uploaded the image and

Absolutely quality work. If I only had the time and space... ~Bill Shippen

Hi Jim, from my hometown! It’s an O scale Corgi I reworked, and installed a Q-car drive. Michael Starkey

Beautiful work, Mike.Is that in G-Scale, as I see by the track sections? --Jim Baker Whittier CA-----------------------------------------------------------

It’s almost done! Michael Starkey

Those are great pictures, I remember the bridge from when I was young, but never saw it with trains on it, or even the wires Sent from [Proton Mail](https://proton.me/mail/home) for iOS

Oh. Thank you.?So I wasn’t pulled by 654 but I know we were pulled?in a caboose at Marysville in the early 1970’s. I wonder what it was.? Regards Justin

Justin, The last day of electric operation between Marysville and Yuba City was 10 April 1965. That was an excursion led by 654 pulling caboose 1636 and a sister car filled with railfans. Attached

I just watched this and really enjoyed it. Makes me want to go and check it out up there. Mentions of the SN, Oakland, and other interesting