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Nostalgia & History > More Old Santa FeDate: 01/11/07 08:18 More Old Santa Fe Author: SP6190 Still more from the Archives of Bernard Levine
#1 2099 Barstow 1966 #2 Barstow 1966 #3 2394 San Bernardino 1966    Date: 01/11/07 08:18 Re: More Old Santa Fe Author: SP6190 #4 1610 Kansas City 1966
#5 3016/3019 Kansas City 1966   Date: 01/11/07 08:20 Re: More Old Santa Fe Author: SP6190 #6 944 Summit 7-66
#7 2693 Summit 7-66 Helper on 944 #8 2693 Summit 7-66    Date: 01/11/07 08:21 Re: More Old Santa Fe Author: SP6190 #9-10-11 1709 Keenbrook 5-68
   Date: 01/11/07 08:22 Re: More Old Santa Fe Author: SP6190 #12 710 Summit 5-68
#13 2764 Colton Tower 2-66 #14 1700 San Bernardino 1966    Date: 01/11/07 11:06 Re: More Old Santa Fe Author: ats90mph What year did they put the CTC in?
Date: 01/11/07 15:28 Re: More Old Santa Fe Author: Evan_Werkema SP6190 Wrote:
> #2 Barstow 1966 Can you read the road number on the rightmost RSD-5 in this shot? Thanks for all the vintage ATSF! Date: 01/11/07 15:52 Re: More Old Santa Fe Author: bnsfbob ats90mph Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > What year did they put the CTC in? About 1972. Bob Date: 01/11/07 17:55 Re: More Old Santa Fe Author: 90mac WOW!!!
That ATSF 1709 is GREAT!!! You can smell the smoke and feel the ground shake in that series of photos!!! It leaves little for the imagination. TAH Date: 01/11/07 18:53 Re: More Old Santa Fe Author: SP6190 If you mean the set of two at Barstow, they are the 2131 and 2141.
Date: 01/11/07 23:29 Re: More Old Santa Fe Author: topper Evan_Werkema Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Can you read the road number on the rightmost > RSD-5 in this shot? SP6190 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you mean the set of two at Barstow, they are > the 2131 and 2141. Uh, oh. That creates a problem for the Great Dynamic Brake Debate of 2007, eh Evan? Date: 01/12/07 00:49 Re: More Old Santa Fe Author: 90mac I see that the ATSF 2099 was built as ALCo RS2 DEMO #1600.
TAH Date: 01/12/07 00:57 Re: More Old Santa Fe Author: topper 90mac Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I see that the ATSF 2099 was built as ALCo RS2 > DEMO #1600. Right. Then sold to the Santa Fe as their 2110. Renumbered to 2099 to make room for the RSD-5s. It had dual controls and a steam generator. Date: 01/12/07 16:18 Re: More Old Santa Fe Author: ProAmtrak Awsome pics of the old Santa Fe back before I was born! Wish I was born in the 60s or 50s instead of the 70s!
Date: 04/13/17 06:58 Re: More Old Santa Fe Author: hotrail And interesting to see the pics of old Keenbrook. I know where it is but I have never driven over there, on account of there is nothing left and there is not an especially great view compared to other spots in Cajon pass. So it is interesting to see the station sign and some of the infrastructure that was there.
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