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Hi: What about the ICC/California Valuation records? Many times revenue structures will have details worthy of scrutiny. The size of a dock would be most important to business men of the day. Could be

Hi Bill, Thanks very much for the additional scan. I think this is going to end up being one of those "Why couldn't McCovey have hit the ball three feet higher!?" laments a la Charlie Brown in and old

You might want to see if CSRM in Sacramento or the state archives might have a plot or drawing. Have you checked Sanborn maps? California archives in Sacramento have many station plats however I don't

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Hi Bill, Nice views! Thanks for posting. Is there any chance the Walnut Creek depot view actually extends a bit farther to the left of the scanned image you posted? I am building a model of this depot

126 and 227. Note 227 has the large NORTHERN ELECTRIC on the side.? Enjoy.

Michell company postcards. Enjoy

Thank you. Very similar to an N-Scale Kato Pocket Line steeple cab

Friends, Photos of OA&E equipment are rather rare, but I do have this page from the RAILWAY AGE GAZETTE in my collection with a very clear image of freight motor 103 (after descreening). The motor was

Nice- thanks for sharing, Dan Lee. San Jose

Hi all, Got a few cool slides and thought I would share. Anyone know where the trestle photo was taken? Daniel

Bill and Friends, Substation #6 was located in Marysville, though exactly where I'm not sure, but likely among the industrial tracks behind and below the WP depot. According to notes I had when I

Because of this photo I just read Garth's 2011 article “Substations of the Sacramento Northern" that he wrote for the Feather River Rail Society. According to thecarticle, substation #6 was in

I'm thinking Yuba City Marysville however my reference material is in storage.? Let me look. Bet our SN master knows... On Sun, Feb 19, 2023

Thanks for the photo, Bill. That is a real oldie. Where was substation 6? Jim Baker, Whittier, CA

Guess not.

Thought you'd like to see this Teresilk view of her pulling past Substation 6. ~Bill Shippen

One day maybe I will make a Perlman?green Haskell caboose. This may have been made by the retired high school teacher that made the other WP caboose, but earlier in his life. I have an imperfect

Folks: This is a Gildersleeve photo, supposedly in 1959. I doubt the date from looking at that Frisco boxcar. After looking at track maps and the orchard I'm going with the north end of either

Dan, Bill and Friends, The photo was shot by Kenneth C. Jenkins on 27 October 1940. Motor 109 was one of a large order of St. Louis trailer cars built in 1906 for the Philadelphia & Western. The P&W