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Steam & Excursion > Surprisingly, This Part Of This Railroad Was Seldom Photographed!Date: 05/04/21 03:09 Surprisingly, This Part Of This Railroad Was Seldom Photographed! Author: LoggerHogger While there are plenty of photos of the California-Western Railroad on their line between Ft. Bragg and Willits, California, and even a few on the Tenmile Branch, there are few if any that depict the parent company, Union Lumber Company's log pond at the mill in Ft. Bragg. This, after all was the destination for any of the log trains coming off the Tenmile Branch inthe 1940's.
Fortunately, in June, 1949, one intrepid photographer managed to get over to the log pond one day to catch C-W 2-6-2 #22 as she arrived with her log train at the log pond in preparation for dumping her loads into the pond. Thanks to him, we now known how this scene looked. Martin Edited 5 time(s). Last edit at 05/04/21 07:58 by LoggerHogger. Date: 05/04/21 07:53 Re: Surprisingly, This Part Of This Railroad Was Seldom Photograp Author: WP-M2051 I do not think that mill is in Willits.
Date: 05/04/21 08:09 Re: Surprisingly, This Part Of This Railroad Was Seldom Photograp Author: nedzarp That's because it's in Ft. Bragg.
Date: 05/04/21 21:11 Re: Surprisingly, This Part Of This Railroad Was Seldom Photograp Author: Elesco Thank goodness for rail fans in the 40's and earlier recording treasures like this photo.
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