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Quincy Railroad 12 crosses Chandler Road at Quincy Junction with four empty centerbeams coming from the interchange with Union Pacific which is out of sight. The centerbeams will go to the SIerra ... (more)

A BNSF train has made the turn at Keddie and heads north for a crew change just after this crossing of Clear Creek.

Big Boy heads west at Williams Loop.

Quincy #5 drops down the steep grade from Quincy Junction with another cut of empties for the lumber mill in Quincy,CA on a very foggy morning.

Quincy Railroad #5 crosses the valley before climbing the 4% grade to Quincy Junction with four loads from big lumber mill in Quincy, CA. There the crew will set out the loads for the UPRR local a... (more)

The day after winter solstice Quincy Railroad #5 drifts down out of the fog on the 4% grade near Quincy Junction with 9 empties for the big lumber mill in Quincy, CA.

On a hot summer afternoon, an APL stack train circles itself at Williams Loop.

A cold winter storm begins to break up as the #12 pulls a four-pack of loads from the Sierra Pacific Mill in Quincy. Sitting in a valley at only 3,500', Quincy is often spared from the harshness o... (more)

For over 100 years, the Quincy Railroad has connected the small mountain town of Quincy, California with the outside world. When the Western Pacific Railroad built the Feather River Route in the e... (more)

Western Pacific GP40 3506 and WP U23B's 2264 and 2254 are eastbound at Williams Loop near Quincy, California July 02, 1979. No photographer listed on slide.

A UP coal train heads west, and passes under itself at Williams Loop as it heads westbound along the former WP Feather River Route

A full moon softly illuminates the crossing point at the Williams Loop. A train, as yet unseen, approaches out of the Feather River Canyon to the west, turning the signal red.

A$$'s get back to grazing after bugging the photographer for pretzels, and are oblivious to the Feather River Express heading to Portola, soaring high above the Chandler Creek.