Great picture, just think how many of those autos are classics now. Even the locomotives would be also.
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| Posted by on June 5, 2015 | |
Fantastic shot, the details about the location are great. Thanks for sharing!
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The 19th century was rather unscrupulous for a few of the railroads. Both the Central Pacific & Union Pacific did some doctoring of the books during the time of the Transcontinental Race. I guess the KP was also a bit dubious. That kind of "creative thinking". Bill, thanks for the story line. Great pic.
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Cool shot. Imagine how many trees have grown up here now!
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I've always wondered just how much paint and glass damage was suffered by vehicles riding on the top level of open racks.
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| Posted by Tom on June 6, 2015 | |
Not only do I appreciate your picture, Bill, but I really like reading write-ups like this that add so much to our knowledge of railroading.
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Good Shot and interesting Informationsquelle beside! Thanks for sharing ...
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Just one word, amazing
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What's this I hear about the UP doing shady doctoring of financials? No way, can't be....[heavy sarcasm].
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