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Date: 09/27/20 02:43
Winter For These Railroads At This Town Was Cold But Beautiful!
Author: LoggerHogger

Winter was clearly in full swing when one photographer braved the cold and the snow to capture this image in the 1930's at the joint Western Pacific/Southern Pacific depot in Westwood, California. 

On the adjoining track we see Red River Lumber 2-8-0 #100 waiting for her next trip back to the woods.  She was built for the Tonapah & Goldfield and sold to the RRL in 1914 along with her sister engines #101 and #102.

You can almost feel the stillness in the air in this photo.

Martin



Edited 5 time(s). Last edit at 09/27/20 02:56 by LoggerHogger.




Date: 09/27/20 06:24
Re: Winter For These Railroads At This Town Was Cold But Beautifu
Author: ChrisCampi

Funny you mentioned "stillness". I felt it glancing at the image but hadn't named it until I read your caption. Beautiful photo.



Date: 09/27/20 11:13
Re: Winter For These Railroads At This Town Was Cold But Beautifu
Author: NKP779

magical "stillness"!



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