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Nostalgia & History > Is this Ogden? (Otto Perry 4-12-2 pic)Date: 12/16/25 18:21 Is this Ogden? (Otto Perry 4-12-2 pic) Author: timz Says Ogden -- is that right? If so, whereabouts?
https://digital.denverlibrary.org/nodes/view/1099654 An other way round error https://digital.denverlibrary.org/nodes/view/1099656 Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/16/25 18:32 by timz. Date: 12/16/25 19:33 Re: Is this Ogden? (Otto Perry 4-12-2 pic) Author: SD45X Looks like the captions flipped around.
Date: 12/16/25 19:37 Re: Is this Ogden? (Otto Perry 4-12-2 pic) Author: Gonut1 Whatever the question, that I am unable to answer, these huge 4-12-2 steamers were a precursor to the immense Turbines and Diesels UP eventually used on this route.
Gonut Date: 12/16/25 20:58 Re: Is this Ogden? (Otto Perry 4-12-2 pic) Author: dan SD45X Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Looks like the captions flipped around. yep flip the captions your golden Date: 12/17/25 00:09 Re: Is this Ogden? (Otto Perry 4-12-2 pic) Author: OmahaTom The first one is definetely Council Bluffs, Iowa looking east. Train is westbound about to cross Missouri River into Omaha.
The second one says Council Bluffs, but it clearly is not. Not sure on actual location, tho. I would guess Utah, since it seems the captions got flipped. Tom Loftus Omaha, NE Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/17/25 00:15 by OmahaTom. Date: 12/17/25 18:58 Re: Is this Ogden? (Otto Perry 4-12-2 pic) Author: callum_out John Bromley would have had a chuckle about that Council Bluffs "hillside".
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