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Geographic Locations


Maps: See page bottom

New 12-05: Carrizozo Sub
Jawbone Dispatching Comes to Tucumcari; many pages!

New 12-05 Santa Rosa, N.M. (part of the above)

New 12-05: Niles Tower & Environs; two pages

San Francisco

San Francisco Peninsula

San Jose & Santa Clara Valley

Watsonville, coming

Castroville Depot, 1974

Monterey Branch (part of Del Monte series)

Altamont Pass, 4-6-6-2's

Ogden,1969 (part of Mail & Express series)

SP Northwest (N.CA & OR)

Canby Oregon, 1974

Donner Pass

Nevada, Carlin & Wells







    Some Favorite Links
    Locomotives


    __VINTAGE SOUTHERN PACIFIC - pre 1976:

    __MODERN SOUTHERN PACIFIC, CALTRAIN - post 1975:

    _BIBLIOGRAPHIC:



    See also Geographic Locations




    1920 ad
    Passenger Trains & Cars

    (see also Geographic Locations)

    Mail & Express

    Coast Daylight Gallery

    Del Monte

    Commute Trains

    Commute Cars




    1903 ad Equipment
    Some Readings on SP in the SF Bay Area
    Maps, Timetables, Ads, Tickets

    • Southern Pacific's Coast Line (1994), Southern Pacific's Coast Line Pictorial (1999) and Southern Pacific's Western Division (2003), by dedicated SP historian and man-of-many-talents John R. Signor (Signature Press, pub.); much info on Wx4 is gleaned from his writings. All are in print.
    • Southern Pacific Bay Area Steam, by Harre W. Demorrow (Chatham Publishing, 1979, out of print); a fine picture book with many early photos, including ferries and NWP.
    • Prune Country Railroading, by ex WP Engineer Norman W. Holmes (Shade Tree Books, 1985, out of print); Wx4 depends heavily upon this excellent resource on all Santa Clara Valley railroads (excluding electric).
    • Tracks, Tires and Wires, by Charles S. McCaleb (Inreurban Press, 1981, out of print); a thorough history of SP's Peninsular Railways interurbans in the Santa Clara Valley, plus local streetcars and bus lines. His earlier The San Jose Railroads Centennial 1868-1968 (Local History Studies, Foothill Jr, College District, 1968) is a very rare spiral-bound booklet covering the same topic.
    • When Steam Ran in the Streets of San Francisco, by Walter Rice & Emiliano Echeverria (pub. 2002 by Harold E. Cox, 80 Virginia Terrace, Forty Fort PA 18704, in print?); a really fascinating, absolute-must-have, sleeper of a book that covers the Ocean View Line, amongst many others.
    • Peninsula Service, by Fred A. Stindt (The Wesstern Railroader, Issue No. 213, July 1957; reprinted 1967? out of print) The standard reference for vintage SP commute service info.

    Timetables

    Maps

    Advertisements

    Tickets

    Moving Trains: Train Orders, DTC & etc.
    New Section, 12-05


    Note: a more extensive index of the following can be found here.