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Hello,Does anyone?remember what engine and caboose were used on the last day of trolley?service in Marysville in?the early seventies? Do we have pictures? ?I was in the caboose supposedly. Best

Friends, While browsing on Wikimedia Commons I stumbled across this rather small photo of an NE interurban car in Oroville circa 1906. I can't read the number, or even determine if it is a Niles or a

There are no SN cars left in service. All WP marked cars are UP regardless of lettering. ~Bill

A couple years ago I spotted a 50 foot WP boxcar with the large?WP lettering?coming out of Mexico between Laredo and Fort Stockton. I accidentally said El Paso on the WP list when I asked if anyone

Bill, Neat find. Arboga raises some interesting questions. Arboga, California, is/was three miles South of Olivehurst. The community there was founded in 1911, and was so named by an unidentified

Hello: Here is a rare view of the first building in beautiful downtown Arboga. Please note the NE car off to the left of the hotel.

Ian, No. According to the RMC announcement, Hobbytyme is taking orders only through dealers. Any hobby shop with a Hobbytyme account can place an order for you. They are only going to be DCC

Yes, you can reserve and purchase through him. Is a well respected dealer. Please note the units do not have the number boxes or the flasher as added by SN at Mulberry. Perhaps someone can get them

Hobbytyme appears to be a wholesaler. Can I put an order in with them? If not, then where Thanks, Ian Leslie

I ordered on months ago. I hope they get enough orders. Lisa Gorrell wrote:

Get out the credit card!

NE's original depot in downtown Oroville. NE 129 is at left. One of the two former Pennsylvania RR baggage cars is at right. ~Bill Shippen

Hi there: Here is a NE Company view looking West from the Oroville side of the Feather River looking toward Thermalito. The structures in the distance are believed to be the bridgetenders shelter

Hello: More goodies.

Hello: Latest ticket finds. Enjoy! ~Bill Shippen

Hello: Here is an extremely rare San Francisco - Sacramento Railroad Co. ticket for the Danville Branch. Photos of this branch are hard enough to find, paperwork is even more difficult. Enjoy! ~Bill

Daniel, The SN did not switch much of Chico during daylight hours because of the street trackage. See Allen Wood's story at https://www.wplives.org/sn/wood.html . Yours Aye, Garth Groff

Thanks !!!

142 to 146 are Phase IV.