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Date: 09/29/06 13:27
Going down Monterey way - in steam and diesel
Author: rswebber

A branch and passenger train that died about 5 years too soon - and I can only imagine what those folks in Monterey and Carmel would say if the Del Monte could bring those people in without their cars today - though they likely wouldn't want it going through their ocean front property! Stand just east of the Aquarium and look North down the bike/walking path and you can see the ROW for miles...

SP 2547 on July 6 1955 at Fort Ord

SP 52xx near Monterey July 6, 1955






Date: 09/29/06 13:33
Re: Going down Monterey way - in steam and diesel
Author: agentatascadero

Looks like shot #2 is right at the Del Monte tunnel curve, before the tunnel, of course. AA

Stanford White
Carmel Valley, CA



Date: 09/29/06 14:11
Re: Going down Monterey way - in steam and diesel
Author: TCnR

Wait 'til Sam sees this one.



Date: 09/29/06 17:30
Re: Going down Monterey way - in steam and diesel
Author: toulyardgoat

Definitely, the second pic is at Presidio Curve. Flatcar going to the old Hayward Lumber which is now senior housing. Hoppers are for Del Monte sand #1 plant. Engineer probably Jerry McCabe

Roger
MSVRR @ MP115 UP Coast Sub



Date: 09/29/06 18:49
Re: Going down Monterey way - in steam and diesel
Author: TonyJ

Wonderful shots. Thanks for posting. - Tony J.



Date: 09/29/06 19:12
Re: Going down Monterey way - in steam and diesel
Author: n6nvr

That's a hint of Cannery Row to the right isn't it?



Date: 09/30/06 14:51
Re: Going down Monterey way - in steam and diesel
Author: agentatascadero

n6nvr Wrote:
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> That's a hint of Cannery Row to the right isn't
> it?

Cannery Row begins a few blocks beyond the corner.

Stanford White
Carmel Valley, CA



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