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Posted 9 years ago
fortapache
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Three more interior photos of AT&SF 020 made in 1930. The fourth photo is of Southern Pacific 570 which is a wood caboose made in 1924. They have it set up just like it would have been in the day. But it is kept looked up in a car barn so I had to take the photo through the window.
020 is road worthy although the interior is a bit rough. It gets used for the caboose train at the Orange Empire Railway Museum.
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What a great view into the past!
That is awesome looking!! It's a shame that we'll never know the feeling of traveling on a train like they did in the past. Most of the tracks around my area have been taken up or no longer in use.
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And thank you very much brunswick.
Thank you very much Scott. I'll post some of their passenger cars sometime.
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Is that caboose up at the Portola Train Museum?
Thank you Celiene. No it is at the Orange Empire Railway Museum in Perris, east of LA.
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