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Nostalgia & History > Union Pacific Colorphoto CalendarsDate: 10/02/10 16:15 Union Pacific Colorphoto Calendars Author: donstrack I've been scanning my stack of saved UP calendar photos. Here are two from the early years.
A total of 42 of them are in this album: http://donstrack.smugmug.com/UtahRails/Union-Pacific-Colorphotos/ Don Strack Date: 10/02/10 16:48 Re: Union Pacific Colorphoto Calendars Author: texaswestern70mac whats the deal with the f3b in the photos? did the e7 and e6 a/b's not have steam gennies?
Will Hemb Flower Mound, TX Date: 10/02/10 17:46 Re: Union Pacific Colorphoto Calendars Author: northridgeswitcher Don thank you for sharing. Great photos. I have A number of these calendars from the 1960s always great shots.
Northridge Switcher Date: 10/02/10 18:03 Re: Union Pacific Colorphoto Calendars Author: rob_l texaswestern70mac Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > whats the deal with the f3b in the photos? did > the e7 and e6 a/b's not have steam gennies? They did. The photos were taken back in the day when UP regularly mixed Es and Fs on passenger trains. Long before my time, so I don't know when the practice stopped. Best regards, Rob L. Date: 10/02/10 21:41 Re: Union Pacific Colorphoto Calendars Author: SuperC Don,
Great website. Love the shot of the City of St. Louis on Sullivan's Curve. Adam Date: 10/03/10 05:41 Re: Union Pacific Colorphoto Calendars Author: donstrack rob_l Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > The photos were taken back in the day when UP > regularly mixed Es and Fs on passenger trains. > Long before my time, so I don't know when the > practice stopped. They stopped mixing E units and F units in 1953-1956 with the delivery of sufficient E8s and E9s to operate all of the passenger trains. http://utahrails.net/all-time/all-time-loco-chron-02.php Don Strack Date: 10/04/10 12:36 Re: UP Calendar pics Author: timz2 Pic #36-- where's that? Either the number
boards are empty or they say "111", but presumably it's not train 111. And #40, the colored shot of 104 behind E6-E2-E2-- where's that one? |