Southern Pacific Railroad Releated Web Pages

Historical Societies

Southern Pacific Historical and Technical Society
Cotton Belt Historical Society
Northwestern Pacific RailroadHistorical Society
Rio Grande Modeling & Historical Society The Rio Grande bought the SP, merged into it, and was then
    acquired by the UP, so why not have a link to their Historical Society. Not much SP content.
Union Pacific Historical Society Give the past histories of both railroads, we should probably have this link.

Society for the Preservation of Carter Railroad Resources The Carter brothers built narrow gauge cars,
    in Northern California, from 1874 to 1902.
The Electric Railway Historical Association of Southern California (ERHA) The ERHA site has a lot of PE
    information on it.
Mount Lowe Preservation Society
The Scenic Mount Lowe Railway Historical Committe are a group of volunteers who are working to preserve
    the remnants of the Mount Lowe Railway system in the San Gabriel Mountains / Angeles National Forest
    above Pasadena, California.

Large and Important Sites Dedicated to Many Aspects of the Southern Pacific Railroad

Central Pacific RailroadPhotographic History Museum Very large and impressive site dedicated
    to the Central Pacific Railroad. It contains much more than just photographs!
    This site has an amazing amount of information on the Central Pacific Railroad!
    It is probably the best single source for Central Pacific information.
David Coscia'sSouthern Pacific Railroad Site
My Espee Modelers Home Page. Despite the name, this site is really about the Southern Pacific Railroad, not modeling.
Online Archive of California (OAC) has a very large image collection. Searching under "Central Pacific Railroad" will
     return 418 images, and under "Southern Pacific Railroad" 64 images.
Postcard Views of Southern Pacific's Shasta Route and "The Road of a Thousand Wonders"
    A Web site that documents the Shasta Route (& much, much more) of the Southern Pacific, through postcards,
    folders, brochures, advertisements, and contemporary photos. by John Mosbarger.
Southern Pacific (SP) This site is the SP part of George Elwood's very large and impressive
    Fallen Flags and Other Railroad Photos web site. It contains a multitude of images of locomotives (steam & diesel),
    freight equipment, depots and other structures!
SP Pages


Bibliographies and Online Books

Biographies of the Leaders of the Central Pacific Rail Road Company. By Dawn Emord and David Bushong.
California. A pleasure trip from Gotham to the Golden gate. By Leslie, Frank, Mrs. 1877.
California: for health, pleasure, and residence. A book for travellers and settlers. By Charles Nordhoff. (1873)
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD: A TRIP ACROSS THE NORTH AMERICAN CONTINENT
FROM OGDEN TO SAN FRANCISCO.NELSONS' PICTORIAL GUIDE-BOOKS.
T. NELSON AND SONS, 42 BLEECKER STREET, NEW YORK, 1871.
The Central Pacific Railroad and the Legend of Cape Horn 1865 - 1866 by Edson T. Strobridge San Luis Obispo, Calif. 2001. From the
    Central Pacific Railroad Photographic History Museum.
Golden Spike National Historic Site Utah by Robert M. Utley and Francis A. Ketterson, Jr.
    This is an on line version of the National Park Service booklet, published in 1969.
Manuscript Collections relating to the Central Pacific Railroad From Central Pacific
    Railroad Photographic History Museum
A North Pacific Coast Bibliography by Randy Hees
The Octopus by Frank Norris. (The entire book is here, and it is free!)
A Practical Plan for Building the Pacific Road, by T.D. Judah, Civil Engineer, San Francisco, January 1, 1857,
    Washington, D.C., Henry Polkinhorn, Printer. 1857.
    On line from the The Virtual Museum of the City of San Francisco.
The Pacific Railroad -- Open. How to Go: What to See Samuel Bowles. Fields, Osgood & Co. 1869.
The Pacific Tourist. Williams' Illustrated Guide of the Pacific Railroad to California,
    by Henry T. Williams, New York, 1879. Placed online by Bill Roddy.
Reports of Explorations and Survey to Ascertain the Most Practicable and Economical Route for a Railroad
    from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean. In 12 volumes. War Department, 1855
Seventy-Five Years of Progress. An Historical Sketch of the Southern Pacific, 1869-1944. (With Historical
    Map of Southern Pacific's Rail Lines). by Erle Heath. From Central Pacific Railroad Photographic History Museum.
A South Pacific Coast Bibliography by Randy Hees
South Pacific Train Primer The Southern Pacific Train Primer was probably published some time during the late 1930's
    From Art Fisher's web site.
The Story of the Central Pacific The Rise of the Big Four: Huntington, Stanford, Crocker, and Hopkins. By W. F. Bailey.
    In The PACIFIC MONTHLY (later known as Sunset Magazine)January & February, 1908.
    From Central Pacific Railroad Photographic History Museum
Success With Poultry in California. The complete booklet. Published by the Southern Pacific Company. 1914.
Theodore Judah Another very brief biography of Theodore Judah.
    From the American Western History Museums.
Westward by Rail: the New Route to the East. 1871. By W. F. Rae.
Videos About the Southern Pacific and its Subsidiaries David Coscia's Southern Pacific Railroad Site.
The Water Supply of the El Paso and Southwestern Railway From Carrizozo to Santa Rosa, NM. by J.L. Campbell et.al.
A Working List of Books and Booklets on the Southern Pacific and Related Subsidiaries
     Compiled by Peter J. McClosky


Online Personal Stories

Interview with Frank Bradford in 2 parts. Frank Bradford is a retired SP brakeman and lives in Yucca Valley.
     He worked for the SP from 1943 to 1975. This interview was conducted by David C. Crammer in about 1996.
Oral History Project to Gather Stories of Mexican Railroad Laborers in the San Gorgonio Pass. This group is
     actively looking for more oral histories.
A Ride on the Burbank Branch Photo story by Jack Neville.
The story of Thomas C. Fleming, who worked on the SP for 5 years starting in June of 1927.Parts 39 through
     57 concern the railroad. From the Free Press of Northampton, MA.
The Transcontinental Tourist; The Writings and Travels of Miriam F. Leslie, 1877.
     (Fom the National Park Service)
A Trip Up the Coast (Line) by David C. Crammer. This an appeared that in the September/October 1995 issue of
     Rail Classics. It tells the story of one trip of the WCWSM.
The Way The "Hogs" Worked Promontory Hill During The Golden Spike Era. By Pappy Clay - February 6th, 1969.
    (Fom the National Park Service)


Equipment

Cabooses

Central California Rails Caboose list. Over 75 images of SP, NWP, & SSW cabooses.
    The numbers below are links to individual cabooses from this site. (SP unless otherwise noted)
    Please refer to the Caboose list for any information about the image.
    1, 11, 123, 432, 442, 1047, 1116, 1153, 1156, 1161, 1163, 1169, 1197, 1212, 1218, 1249, 1250, 1251,
    1258, 1265, 1270, 1283, 1284, 1285, 1289, 1305, 1315, 1337, 1339, 1342, 1347, 1365, 1402, 1423, 1505,
    1629, 1696, 1764, 1776, 1857, 1859, 1886, 4034, 4097, 4107, 41?8, 4212, 4227, 4235, 4604, 4669, 4701,
    4712, 4727, 4736
    SPNG 401
    SP Unknown at A&K Railroad Supplies, Stockton CA
    SP Unknown at Rock Supply Yard. Brentwood CA,
    SP Unknown along Hwy 1, Half Moon Bay CA,
    3 SP Unknowns at Stockton CA,
    SP Unknown in Garibaldi OR,
    SP Unknown in Acton CA,
    Southern Pacific Construction Services #56
    NWP 13, NWP 19, NWP 28, NWP 29, NWP 30, NWP 31, NWP 35,
    NWP Unknown number, part of Railroad Motel in Yountville CA,
    NWP Unknown number, part of Railroad Motel in Yountville CA,
    NWP Unknown number, Located at Sebastiani Winery, Sonoma
    SSW 33, SSW 48, SSW 83, SSW 86
Cotton Belt caboose #2305 Another View
Cotton Belt caboose #2327
Cotton Belt caboose #2333. 1946.
NWP Caboose #13 From the Northwestern Pacific Railroad Historical Society.
North Pacific Coast Railroad, Narrow Gauge Caboose No. 2 from the Duncans Mills Camping Club.
PE 1900. San Bernardino. April 19, 1942.
PE 1975. San Bernardino. November 9, 1947.
PE 1975. San Bernardino. November 9, 1947.
PE 1968. San Bernardino April 19, 1942 From the Jack Whitmeyer Collection.
    This a commercial site. A portion of each sale goes to the SPH&TS.
PE 1984, San Bernardino April 19, 1942, From the Jack Whitmeyer Collection.
    This a commercial site. A portion of each sale goes to the SPH&TS.
PE 1984. San Bernardino February 28, 1953 From the Jack Whitmeyer Collection.
    This a commercial site. A portion of each sale goes to the SPH&TS.
Robert Morris Photography SP & NWP Caboose Pages
San Diego Railroad Museum Caboose Roster
    Cotton Belt #35
   Southern Pacific Caboose #'s: 644, 1058, 1061, & 1351
SA&AP Caboose 920. Click on Cabooses and then 920..
SP Caboose #1 a C-50-10 that was modified into a transfer caboose
    Richard Percy's web site. This site has 9 images from 1981 & 1982.
    Four images form John Mosbarger's Postcard Views of Southern Pacific's Shasta Route 1988. 1988. 1994. 1994.
    One image taken in Truckee. CA. Date unknown.
    SP #1 West Colton, CQ. Photo by Peter Hall. August 7, 1981.
SP #11 a C-40-1. Walkaround. 10 images by Byron F. Lane.
SP #11. December 1975.
SP #14. Colton, CA. June 29, 1947.
SP 27. Colton, CA. January 1, 1947. From the Jack Whitmeyer Collection.
    This a commercial site. A portion of each sale goes to the SPH&TS.
SP 60. 191?
SP 104 Two views of caboose SP 104 in the transfer pool at Pacific Electric's Butte Street Yard, in December of 1963.
     Photos by Jack Neville.
SP (T&NO) Wood Caboose 192
SP No. 376
SP (T&NO) 400
SP (T&NO) 409
SP (T&NO) 411
SP (T&NO) 420 Another view.
SP (T&NO) 430
SP 487 Arcadia, Ca 1947.
SP (T&NO, SA&AP) 918. Click on Cabooses and the on 918.
SP #919 Transfer Caboose. Photo by Peter Hall. August, 1979.
SP #930 Transfer Caboose. Lancaster, CA. Photo by Peter Hall. March, 1973.
SP 1003 A C-40-1, built at SP's Los Angeles General Shops in 1937. Photograph by Robert Scott, taken
    outside of Benge, WA, in Noverber of 2004. Thanks go to Mr. Robert Scott for permission to use this image.
SP 1776 in Bicentennial Paint. (a C-40-7). From Richard A. Percy's My Espee Modelers Homepage.
SP 1932 . From Brian's Caboose Pages. October, 2000.
SP Wooden Caboose #2713(?) with crew. Circa 1905.
SP 4107 Dunsmuir, CA. July, 2005.
SP 4640 Interior and exterior shots of this caboose, by "roustabouter2".
SP 4652 Saint Louis, MO August 15, 2004.
SP 4709. Three images of this C-50-9 in SP Police colors. From Richard. A. Percy's
    My Espee Modelers Homepage.
    Photo by Duane Simmons,  Photo by Gregg Fuhriman,   &   Photo by Gary Cox.
SP 4726 in SPSF (Pre-Merger) Colors. By John Carr.
SP 4726 in SPSF (Pre-Merger) Colors. By Tom C. Jones.
SP 4726 in SPSF (Pre-Merger) Colors. By Tim Harris.
SP 4726 in Railroad Police livery By Tom C. Jones.
SP 4766 in Railroad Police livery By Michael Wright. In South San Franisco.
SP 4734 on UP's "Albany Roustabout". Halsey, OR.September 15. 2005.
SP Narrow Gauge Caboose #1 Laws, CA. Photo by Peter Hall. No Date.
SP & Cotton Belt Cabooses. by John Mosbarger. This site has a lot of images.
SSW 83. April, 7, 2001. From Brian's Caboose Pages.
SSW 1791. From Brian's Caboose Pages.
SSW 2305. A Drovers Caboose. Essex, CT. July 1987
SSW 2333. At Big Sandy, Texas. March, 1946.
Some Interesting Facts about about SP Caboose 4049 From the Southern California Scenic Railway Association, Inc.
T&N0 317. April, 7, 2001. From Brian's Caboose Pages.
"The Wood Shanty Disappears: Cabooses Have Become Symbolic Of Modern Railroading Techniques".
    From the Southern Pacific Bulletin, January, 1962, Page 22-26. placed on the World Wide Web by
    the San Diego Railroad Museum.

Ferries, Transfer Boats, and Steam Ships belonging to the Southern Pacific

Car Ferry Lagunitas Go to "Other RR Models" then "The Lagunitas Car Ferry" and the Lagunitas is in the 7 & 8
    images. The first 6 images are of a model of the Lagunitas.
Car Ferry Solano At Port Costa (after 1879) From the J. Pal Getty Trust.
Car Ferry Solano Postcard view of the (railroad car) ferry Solano. From San Francisco Bay Ferryboats,
    by Joe Thompson
Car Ferry Solano Another postcard view of the (railroad car) ferry Solano. From San Francisco Bay
     Ferryboats, by Joe Thompson.   Another, larger, view of the same postcard.
Car Ferry Solano 2 views, one of the Solano and one of a small train on it.  Another interior view.
Car Ferry Solano Postcard entitled "S. P. Steamer 'Solano', Benicia, Cal". Undated
Car Ferry Solano Undated.
Car Ferry Solano A look at the Solano as it was, as it is today and as an HO scale model.
    An excelent site!. A PDF file
Car Ferry Thoroughfare. Another view. Both pre 1909.
Cazadero "Fog Over Frisco" as NWP's paddle wheeler "Cazadero" departs from the famous Perry Building in
    1920, while an early-evening fog off the Pacific crosses the City and touches the bay.
        From SunnyFortuna.com.
El Capitan approaching the Terminus. 1860 - 1870.
El Capitan at the Terminus. 1860 - 1870.
Eureka 44 images of the ferry Eureka, and Hyde Street Pier, San Francisco, CA.
Eureka The Eureka is now a part of the San Francisco Maritime National Park. From the National Park Service.
Ferry Contra Costa. "The Largest Ferry in the World". Undated. From the Central Pacific Railroad Photographic History Museum.
Ferry Contra Costa. "The Largest Ferry in the World". Undated. From the Central Pacific Railroad Photographic History Museum.
Flyer advertising the 5 (SP) ferry routes accros San Francisco Bay from the Virtual Museum of the City of
    San Francisco
NWP ferry terminal at Sausalito with Steamer "Tamalpais" approaching from San Francisco. Paddlewheels have
    been reversed to slow momentum into the slip. Steamers "Cazadero" and "Eureka" are tied up to the left, the
    latter with steam up ready to help in the commute rush later in the day. c.1940. From SunnyFortuna.com.
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co (1874-1908) was owned by the Southern Pacifc
    Railroad from 1893 to 1908.
    Ships that were used by the Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co.
        Belgic 1879(?) - 1883
        Coptic 1882 - 1906
        Doric 1895 -1906
        Oceanic(1st) 1875 - 1895(?)
Passenger steamer "Creole" of the Southern Pacific Company. Undated. From NYPL Digital Gallery.
Sacramento (Southern Pacific ferry) A history of the Sacramento after leaving San Francisico.
San Francisco Bay Ferryboats - Preserved Boats The following boats were used by the SP or one of its
    Subsidiaries. Berkeley, Eureka, Fresno, Lake Tahoe, Klamath, Stockton, Mendocino (renamed to Nisqually),
    Redwood Empire (renamed to Quinault), San Leandro (built for the Key System and went to the Southern
    Pacific after WWII), Santa Rosa (renamed to Enetai, re-named San Leandro), & Sausalito. They all have short
    histories on this page.
San Francisco to Oakland A page dedicated to ferry boats and ferry buildings in San Francisco Bay. Part of
    John Mosbarger's Postcard Views of Southern Pacific's Shasta Route and "The Road of a Thousand Wonders".
Sausalito The North Pacific Coast Railroad ferry Sausalito, had two tracks on its main deck, to transfer cars from
    Sausalito to San Francisco. From San Francisco Bay Ferryboats, by Joe Thompson
Southern Pacific Railroad transfer boat carrier, New Orleans, LA This image was taken between 1905
    and 1915. From the American Memory Project.
Southern Pacific Steamer Modoc Loading Freight, Sacramento River, California. ca. 1910.
    From Sacramento History Online.
Southern Pacific Steamer "Navajo" a passenger steamer built 1909. Postcard from December 2, 1919.
Southern Pacific Steam Ship Line "Dixie. Part of the " Morgan Line".
Southern Pacific transfer across Mississippi River at New Orleans, LA. Photo taken between 1910 and 1940.
The Sternwheeler car ferry "Lagunitas" carried narrow-gauge cars across the bay from Sausalito to San
    Francisco, where there were extensive narrow-gauge tracks on the northern waterfront. Built in 1903;
    retired 1921. From SunnyFortuna.com.
Three Postcards showing the ferries:
    Alameda,
    Melrose, and
    Oakland.
The Willapa, Kalakala, & Enetai The stories of the SP Ferries "Fresno" & "Santa Rosa" after leaving
    Southern Pacific service.


Freight Cars

CP box car 36903. An early ventilated fruit car built in the 1880's. Photo. from 190?
GH&SA Tank car #17765. 1917.
H&TC Tank car #17891. 1917.
Northwestern Pacific MW #849 a tank car built in 1918. Now at Campo.
SP B-50-13 / -14 1 image and description of each. From Steam Era Freight Cars.
SP B-50-15 / -16 1 image of #37582. From Steam Era Freight Cars.
SP B-50-19 1 image of #38311. From Steam Era Freight Cars.
SP B-50-24 3 image of thes cars (#98928 in B&W "Overnight Service",
    #5709 in two tone grey, & #5740 in REA express service.) From Steam Era Freight Cars.
SP B-50-25 #21622, 12-Panel Box car Prototype imge from Speedwitch Models.
Southern Pacific B-70-84 #35;248059
The Goldenwest Service Freight Cars Page by Lee A. Gautreaux
PFE 200164.
PFE (R-30-9 ?) # 85210 One image of the car, from the Jack Whitmeyer Collection.
    This a commercial site. A portion of each sale goes to the SPH&TS.
PFE R-40-10 # 41678 One image of the car, from Steam Era Freight Cars.
PFE R-40-20 # 45924 One image of the car, from Steam Era Freight Cars.
PFE R-40-25 # 4537 One image of the car, in "Heater Storage" service.
PFE R-40-27 # 11207 One image of the car, from the Pacific Southwest Railway Museum Association.
PFE R-70-7 # 300010 One image of the car, from the Pacific Southwest Railway Museum Association.
Southern Pacific B-70-84 #248059
Southern Pacific Freight Car Specification Sheet Index From 1966 to about 1970. This web page is part of
    "My Espee Modelers Home Page".
    This site appears to taken off the web. We will leave it here fora while in hopes that it will return.    (July 24, 2006)
The SP Freight Cars Page by Lee A. Gautreaux
Southern Pacific portion of Ken Harstine's great image site,
    Boxcars & Freight Cars of North America.
Southern Pacific Rolling Stock Photographic Roster More than 50 images of SP freight cars. From RR Picture Archives.
Southern Pacific/SSW Photos Lots of images of Souhern Pacific freight cars (and some loco's)
    taken from 2000 to 2002. By Joe Shaw.
SPCX 5006 Roseville, CA. September 1996. From Railroad Hobbies Photo Archives.
SP 246123 Pine Bluffs, WY. 2005
SP 246931 Egbert, WY. 2005
SP 247784 Egbert, WY. 2005
SP 286095 Egbert, WY. 2005
SP 500502 Depressed center flat. East Deerfield MA. Carl Weber photograph. 1983.
SP 699601 Egbert, WY. 2005
SP 850093 Egbert, WY. 2005
SP 850100 Egbert, WY. 2005
SP 850136 Kimball, NE. 2005
SPNM Stock Car #76701. 1905.
SP Stock Car (S-40-9) #74740
SP Tank car #49220. 1916.
Speed Lettered Freight Cars From Lee A. Gautreaux's Home Page.
SPMW 554 (ex narrow gauge?) duckbill coach, ca. 1930's.
SPMW 1011 B-70-13.
SPMW 2025 Scale test car. Santa Clara, CA. January 1998. Another view.
    Two more views view 1, view 2 of the other side of this car. (Caution these 2 images are approx. 650k each.)
    From Richard Percy's "My Espee Modelers Home Page".
SPMW 3047 Flat Car. Gila Bend AZ . 2004.
SPMW 4065 Spreader. Ogden UT.
SPMW 7200 From Railroad Hobbies Photo Archives.
SPMW 7468 (Firfighting?) tank car, by "roustabouter2".
SSW 23351. Kimball, NE 2005. Ex Golden West Service car.
SSW 23370 Egbert, WY. 2005.
SSW 66882 Pine Bluffs, WY. 2005.
SSW 73692 Egbert, WY. 2005.
SSW 73831 Egbert, WY. 2005.
SSW 74570 Egbert, WY. 2005.
SSW 77658 Oliver, NE. 2005.
SSW Double sheathed box car #36127 From Steam Era Freight Cars.
SSW Modified 1937 AAR box car #33841 From Steam Era Freight Cars.
The SSW Freight Cars Page by Lee A. Gautreaux
T&NO A-50-8 auto box (partial view). Nogales, Sonora, Mexico. Feb. 3, 1952
T&NO Stock Car #14233. at L.A. Union Stockyards. 1937.
More than 30 images of SP freight cars. From Railroad Picture Archives.Net.

Locomotives
1910 Southern Pacific Railroad No. 4102 4-8-8-4 One picture and short description of cab forwards.
4-8-8-2 Cab Forward Steam Locomotives A toy train site, with 5 color
    prototype pictures of cab forwards in action.
AC4400 #101
AC4400 #146,Second view of AC4400 #146
ALCos of the Southern Pacific Two images of DH643 diesel hydraulics . From ALCO World by Rolf Stumpf
"All-Time" Text (of Diesel) Rosters Summaries This site has Rosters for SP, SSW, T&NO, and DRGW. It also
    has images of the locomotives. By Nor-Cal Southern Pacific Conneciton.
Along Espee Lines A 1970's pictorial of railroading. Photos by Bruce Petty. From Los Angeles River Railroads
Brian's Cotton Belt Photo Archive Lots and lots of Locomotive images.
Brian's Southern Pacific Photo Archive Lots and lots of Locomotive images.
Cab Forward An interesting site from Germany, with 1 image of most classes of SP Cab Forwards,
    and comparison images of other cab forwards.
Cab Forward, at www.ebpm.com 3 post cards of SP Cab Forwards.
Cab Forwards. 2 Cab forwards sitting at Saugus, CA. wait for a 3rd to pass.
Cab Forward (Early). Undated.
Central Pacific loco. C. P. Huntington. Date unknown.  Complete version of same image.
    Another image (Colorized Post Card). "First Engine Operated Over Central Pacific R. R. Out of Sacramento, Cal.
    on display at the old railyard." Date unknown.
Central Pacific loco Eclipse. Date unknown.
Central Pacific loco. C. P. Huntington. in service at Cpe Horn. Date unknown.
Central Pacific loco. Humboldt at Cisco. Undated
Central Pacific loco. Locomotive No. 1, (Governor Stanford, in service) at the railroad docks, 1st. Street, Sacramento, CA. Date unknown.
Central Pacific loco. No. 4. the "T. D. Judah". 188?
Central Pacific loco., #6 The Conness. Two images.
Central Pacific #34, Locomotive Atlantic at Colfax. Date unknown. From the Central Pacific Railroad Photographic History Museum.
Central Pacific loco., #82 with 4 wheel caboose. 1890. From the Central Pacific Railroad Photographic History Museum.
Central Pacific loco., #68 at Colfax
Central Pacific loco., #166
Central Pacific loco., #173 "Sonoma". 1864.
Central Pacific loco., #191 with small work(?) train.
Central Pacific loco., second No. 177. 1886?
Central Pacific loco.,, 210 with work train near Action CA. (Mid 1870's) From the Santa Clarita Valley
    Resources Page.
Central Pacific loco., 225.
Central Pacific loco., 1283.
Central Pacific loco., 1353.
Central Pacific loco., 1503.
Central Pacific loco., 1543.
Central Pacific loco., 1710.
Central Pacific loco., 1773.
Central Pacific Railroad Company. Freight Engine "Humbolt". 1860 to 1870.
Central Pacific loco., "White Eagle". 1860 to 1870
Cotton Belt (SSW) Roster Diesels Listed by number regardless of date or model. By Tom Fassett.
The Denver Public Library has a huge collection of Southern Pacific locomotive images (over 1,100)
    on line. Once at the site, search for "Southern Pacific".
El Gobernador Southern Pacific's 4-10-0, El Gobernador (#237). It was built to be a helper on Tehachapi, but
    couldn't produce enough steam. It was built 1882, put into service in 1884, it was scrapped in 1894! In
    service about 10 years!    Another View.
El Paso & Southwestern locomotive #1, a 4-4-0. By Otto Perry. January 21, 1919. From the Denver Public Library.
El Paso & Southwestern #1. 3 views. Right Front, Left Front, & Looking in the cab. This locomotive is on
     display in El Paso's Union Depot. May 10, 2004. From Wrecks, relics and buzzard bait.
El Paso & Southwestern locomotive #50, a 4-4-0. By Otto Perry. October 18, 1920.
    From the Denver Public Library.
El Paso & Southwestern locomotive #50, a 4-4-0. By Otto Perry. July 24, 1935. From the Denver Public Library.
El Paso & Southwestern locomotive #136, a 2-6-2. By Otto Perry. January 21, 1919.
    From the Denver Public Library.
El Paso & Southwestern locomotive #144, a 4-6-2. By Otto Perry. January 21, 1919.
    From the Denver Public Library.
El Paso & Southwestern locomotive #145, a 4-6-2. By Otto Perry. January 21, 1919.
    From the Denver Public Library.
El Paso & Southwestern locomotive #168, a 4-6-2. By Otto Perry. January 21, 1919.
    From the Denver Public Library.
El Paso & Southwestern locomotive #291, a 2-8-0. By Otto Perry. October 26, 1920.
    From the Denver Public Library.
El Paso & Southwestern locomotive #297, a 2-8-0. By Otto Perry. October 18, 1920.
    From the Denver Public Library.
El Paso & Southwestern locomotive #306, a 2-8-0. By Otto Perry. October 18, 1920.
    From the Denver Public Library.
El Paso & Southwestern locomotive #367, a 2-8-2. By Otto Perry. October 25, 1920.
    From the Denver Public Library.
F 7A #352. In Black Widow. B&W. (From a German web site.)
F 7A #355. In Grey ad Red. (From a German web site.)
GECX 2866 is the ex-Southern Pacific, ex- UPSD40T-2 number 2866, and is leased to the IHB.
GP9 2872 in Gray and Scarlet. Redding, CA. 1988.
GP9 2879 in Gray and Scarlet. Bakersfield, CA. 1984.
GP9 3002 Gilroy, CA. 1970
GP9 3834 with a gallery car stopping at Glendale, CA in 1982.
GP9E 3784 in Kodachrome. Image taken in the SP Bakersfield yard on 10/1987.
GP9E 3859 on the McCloud Railway. On its way for wheel work..
GP9E 6566 in Kodachrome.
GP9P 5600 Bayshore Round House, San Francisco, CA. 1969.
GP30 #5009 on the front of the WJECQ. 1976.
GP35 #6304 in "Kodachrome" in the Phoenix yard on Oct. 19, 1986.
GP40P-2 3197. EMD Photo. by Rod Sarberenyi collection.
GP40P-2 3197. Oakland, California. Photo by RlL. Dengler. May, 1975.
GP40P-2 3197 in Bicentennial colors. Oakland, California. Photo by R.L. Dengler. September, 1975.
GP40P-2 3197 in Bicentennial colors. Oakland, California. Photo by R.L. Dengler. September, 1975.
GP40P-2 3197 in Bicentennial colors. Oakland, California. Photo by R.L. Dengler. September, 1975.
GP40P-2 3197 in Bicentennial colors at College Park (San Jose CA), August, 1981.
GP40P-2 3197 in Bicentennial colors San Francisco, California. Photo by Michael Reid, 1981.
GP40P-2 3197 in Bicentennial colors. San Francisco, California. Photo by Keith Belk, 3/1/1983.
GP40P-2 3197 in Bicentennial colors. Sunnyvale, California. Photo by Dick Leonhardt.
GP40X #7200
GP40X #7201 New. Blue Island, IL. March 1978.
GP40X #7201 As a derelict.
Mike Clark's Northwest Rail's This is a link to the SP portion of Mike's very extensive web site.
    In addition to locomotives there are some MOW and Caboose images.
SP GP40X #7230 Testing on the BN in March 1980.
SP GP40X #7230 Testing on the BN in April 1980.
SP GP40X #7230 Testing on the BN in April 1980.
GP40X #7231 A series of pictures taken of 7231, between the years 1980 and 2000.
GP40X 8 images of SP # 's 7201 & 7231 as well as a few SF and UP GP40X's.
    From David Hussey's web gallery.
GP 60's SP, SSW, & D&RGW. From Railroad Hobbies Photo Archives.
The Great Plains-Western Rail Galleries-Southern Pacific This is an image site of SP locomotives,
    taken in the 1980's and 1990's, in Iowa, Nebraska, & Texas. Having said that there are a smattering
    locations, of different RR's, & times. By Todd Greuter
Iron Horse 1/29 Home Page Tom Farin's Model Railroad Site. He has a lot of North Pacific
    Coast locomotive information (& images) on the site, and I have listed those links below.
North Pacific Coast No. 1 The 4-4-0 (first) "Sauselito". This site includes images of #1.
North Pacific Coast No. 2 The 0-4-4T "San Rafael". This site includes images of #2.
North Pacific Coast No. 3 The 4-4-0 "Tomales". This site includes images of #3.
North Pacific Coast No. 8 The 0-0-0T "Bully Boy". This site includes images of #8.
North Pacific Coast No. 9 The 4-4-0 "M.S. Latham ". This site includes images of #9.
North Pacific Coast No. 13 The 2-6-0 "Sauselito". This site includes images of #13.
North Pacific Coast No. 21 The first Cab-Forward. This site includes images of #21.
    His site also has some North Shore and Northwestern Pacific infomation.
North Shore No. 40 The 2-8-2 (later No. 321). This site includes images of #40.
Northwestern Pacific Number 178.This site includes images of #178.
P11 Class Pacifics on the Northwestern Pacific.
Krauss-Maffei (German diesel-hydraulics) 2 pages of photo's of these locomotives. One in Black & White
    and one in Color. Both from Robert Morris Photography, a commercial photographic site.
Krauss-Maffei ML-4000 (German diesel-hydraulics) Images from Richard Percy' My Espee Modelers
    Homepage 9000, 9001, 9004, 9008, 9014, 9016, 9022, 9023, 9100, & 9108. Camera car 8799.
Krauts & Alcohaulics by E.O. Gibson
Los Angeles Shop Switcher #565 6 images. From Richard A. Percy's My Espee Modelers Homepage.
Los Angeles Shop Switcher #567 The Taylor Shop Goat. Another view. August 1, 1940.
Los Angeles & San Pedro Railroad Locomotives The second and third locomotives on the LA & SP, the
    "Los Angeles" and the "San Pedro". Taken in 1869. (This site often does not work on weekends.)  Alternate site
Low Noised G-9's
    3710  3711  3719  3720  3726
Low Noised G-9E's
    3879  3882  3883
McKeen Motor Cars
The McKeen Motor Car Images of SP #'s 9 and 35 as well as other McKeen cars.
SP (McKeen) Motor Car #9 & Trailer, Sacramento (yard) (cira 1900 - 1915)
    From Magic Lantern Slides - Berkeley Geography Collection
McKeen motor car No. 9 Postcard. 1912.
SP (McKeen) Motor Car #13, Sacramento (pre 1923) From Wx4. 1 image of SP-13 and several models.
McKeen Motor Car # 27 at Crow's Landing, California.Undated.
SP (McKeen) Motor Car #45, Sacramento, 1931 By Otto Perry, from Denver Public Library.
North Pacific Coast No. 6 "Valley Ford". 1901.
Northwestern Pacific. From Yesteryear Depot Data Base, Photographic & Digital Images.
    Mostly Steam Locomotives.
Northwestern Pacific Locomotives.
    In October of 1931 Otto Perry toured portions of the NWP, shooting a number of locomotives.
    The links below are from a search of "Northwestern Pacific" at the
    Denver Public Library Photography Collection:
    #10, #10, #17, #19, #20, #20, #21, #23, #52, #52, #53, #53, #54, #103, #110, #133, #135, #135,
    #136 #140, #142, #142, #143, #171, #171, #183, #184, #227, #228, #354.
    Motor Car #901, Motor Car #901, Motor Car #904.
North Shore (NPC) No. 2, "Jackrabbit," 0-4-4T. Three-foot gauge, Mason 1874. On the wharf at San Quentin Landing.
North Shore (NPC) No. 13, at Duncan Mills assigned to repair the damaged cars and equipment caused by the April 1906 earthquake.
Northwestern Pacific #6. North of Cloverdale. July 4, 1904.
Northwestern Pacific #12. Scrapped in 1926.
Northwestern Pacific #16 at McCann in 1910. (Built by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1886; became Pacific Lumber Company
    No. 3 in 1897. Came to NWP predecessors in 1902.).
Northwestern Pacific #22 Tiburon, CA. 1910.
Northwestern Pacific #23 with train #1, Cloverdale, CA. December 7 1941.
Northwestern Pacific #23 with train #2, Alto, CA. 1935.
Northwestern Pacific Shay #32 later 251. The shop number for this locomotive is 909. To see more go to Shay Locomotives.com and click on 801 to 999, and then on 909.
Northwestern Pacific #90 Narrow-gauge 90 was originally North Pacific Coast 15. Photographed at the Point Reyes Station engine house, circa 1920.
Northwestern Pacific #101 San Francisco and North Pacific #18, 4-6-0, built by Rogers in 1889. Became NWP 101 when roads were
    consolidated in 1907. Photographed at Ukiah, Ca. 1901.
Northwestern Pacific #107, at Guerneville, on its way to Cazadero. After 1912.
Northwestern Pacific #111, with work train near Hopland. 1927.
Northwestern Pacific #113, with caboose 6015. 1939.
Northwestern Pacific #113, as a helper on the Sausalito ferry pier. April 10, 1938.
Northwestern Pacific #138, Waiting for the ferry at Sausalito. 1915.
Northwestern Pacific #140 & 201. At Willits. 1928.
Northwestern Pacific #141. At Sonoma. 1914.
Northwestern Pacific #144. with Train 37 at San Anselmo. (Narrow Gauge Loco.). No Date.
Northwestern Pacific #178. Hand tinted photograph. 1942.
Northwestern Pacific #182, on the Scotia Bluffs trestle. 1949.
Northwestern Pacific #201
Northwestern Pacific #386 at Mill Valley. 1939. This interurban became P.E. #4511.
Northwestern Pacific #900 a General Electric gas-electric acquired from Visalia Electric in 1921.
Northwestern Pacific #1254 a Heisler geared locomotive. Photo at Tiburon just before number was changed to 225.
    Too light for the job, she was soon sold.
Northwestern Pacific #4603 (cow) & #4703 (calf) at Island Mountain. 1952.
Northwestern Pacific Passenger Motor #383 at High School Station near Mill Valley, July 1937.
Northwestern Pacific RDC (1960's) From Robert Morris Photography, a commercial photographic site.
Northwestern Pacific SD-Units (1960's) From Robert Morris Photography, a commercial photographic site.
Northwestern Pacific RDC (1960's) From Robert Morris Photography, a commercial photographic site.
PE #1021 diesel (2 pictures) with trolley pole, San Bernardino May 29, 1948. From the Jack Whitmeyer Collection.
    This a commercial site. A portion of each sale goes to the SPH&TS.
PA #204, Mission Bay, CA. 1959
PA in the "Halloween" Paint Scheme, Glendale, CA 1959.
Petaluma & Santa Rosa #51 Petaluma . Date unknown.
Petaluma & Santa Rosa Box Cab #1008 & slug #108B. Late 1930's.
Petaluma & Santa Rosa GE 44-ton #2 Petaluma, CA. Feb., 1947.
Petaluma & Santa Rosa GE 44-ton #4 Petaluma, CA. September, 1961.
Photo from inside a cab forward, pulling into the Saugus Train Station in April 1952, looking south
    down San Fernando Road, with two other cab-forwards coming north. From the Santa Clarita
    Valley Resources Page. Thank you Kerry Charves.
The Pioneer, née C. K. Garrison, née Elephant. This was probably the first locomotive on the west coast.
RDC #10 4 images and a short history. From My Espee Modelers Home Page.
RDC #10 From My Espee Modelers Home Page.
San Diego & Arizona Eastern From Yesteryear Depot Data Base, Photographic & Digital Images.
San Diego & Arizona locomotives
    #2.     Photographed by Otto Perry. July 27, 1935.
    #10.   Photographed by Otto Perry. April 23, 1933.
    #12.   Photographed by Otto Perry. April 24, 1933.
    #20.   Photographed by Otto Perry. May 3, 1934.
    #24.   Photographed by Otto Perry. July 27, 1935.
    #24.   Photographed by Otto Perry. July 27, 1935.
    #26.   Photographed by Otto Perry. July 30, 1935.
    #50.   Photographed by Otto Perry. April 24, 1933.
    #101. Photographed by Otto Perry. April 24, 1933.
    #103. Photographed by Otto Perry. December 2, 1957.
    #105. Photographed by Otto Perry. September 14, 1934.
    #105. Photographed by Otto Perry. 1940.
San Diego and Arizona Railway (SD&A), and San Diego and Arizona Eastern Railway (SD&AE) Locomotives
    From the San Diego Railroad Museum
San Diego and Arizona Railway (SD&A), and San Diego and Arizona Eastern Railway (SD&AE) Locomotive History
    by P. Allen Copeland and Joseph A. Strapac and from the San Diego Railroad Museum
San Francisco & San Jose Railroad locomotive "San Mateo". In later years it was used as the yard engene in San Jose.
San Gabriel First locomotive of the Los Angeles and San Pedro Railroad. The LA & SP was purchased
    by the Southern Pacific Railroad.
San Mateo Among the first trains to operate into the San Francisco rail terminus was this train, which ran to San Jose.
    The loco San Mateo was used in its later years as a yard engine by the Southern Pacific Railroad in San Jose.
SD9 5347 1956?.
SD40R 7310 1996.
SD40R 7355 "Sufferr N Pacific" Rosevllle, 1981.
SD40R 7357 in Kodachrome. Image taken in the SP Bakersfield yard on 10/9/1999.
SD45 #9000 Another view. Both taken in Roseville, CA. By Hank Suderman
SDP45 # 3200. San Jose. Photo by R.L. Dengler. April, 1974.   Another view
SDP45 # 3201. San Jose. Photo by R.L. Dengler. April, 1980.   Another view
SDP45 # 3201 EMD builders photo.
SDP45 # 3202. San Jose. Photo by R.L. Dengler. June 1974.   Another view
SDP45 # 3203. San Jose. Photo by R.L. Dengler. June, 1974.   Another view
SDP45 # 3204 with train. San Jose. Photo by R.L. Dengler. Feb. 1972.   Another view
SDP45 # 3205. Roseville, CA. Photo by R.L. Dengler. June, 1979.   Another view
SDP45 # 3206. Roseville, CA. Photo by R.L. Dengler. Feb. 1972.   Another view
SDP45 # 3207. San Jose, CA. Photo by R.L. Dengler. April. 1973.   Another view
SDP45 # 3208. Oakland, CA. Photo by R.L. Dengler. July. 1973.   Another view
SDP45 # 3209. Oakland, CA. Photo by R.L. Dengler.Sept. 1972.   Another view
SP 5021 The only surviving Southern Pacific three-cylinder 4-10-2.
SD&AE Gas Electric Cars #41. San Diego, July 1929 or 1930 From the Jack Whitmeyer Collection.
    This a commercial site. A portion of each sale goes to the SPH&TS.
Shop Switchers All from Richard Percy's my Espee Modelers Homepage, unless otherwise noted.
   SPMW 208 The Brooklyn Yard, (Portland, OR.) Shop switcher.
    SPMW 208
    SPMW 209
    SPMW 217 2 images of the Oakland switcher.
    SPMW 564 The Tucson, AZ Shops switcher.
    SPMW 565 The Los Angeles Shops switcher.
    SPMW 568(2) The Sharps, NV Shops switcher.
    T&NO Shop Switcher 1200. Houston, TX, 1946. From the Denver Public Library.
Southern Pacific By Ted Ellis. This site contains images of SP locomotives taken along the Sunset route in the
    1980's and 1990's.
Southern Pacific No. 4442, Saugus, California. (low quality image) From the Santa Clarita Valley
    Resources Page.
The Southern Pacific 4449 and other Steam Engine Pictures, 13 images of SP locomotives and others.
Southern Pacific Cab-Forward's Steam Photo Roster by North East Rails.
The Southern Pacific Cab Forward Page
Southern Pacific Company From Yesteryear Depot Data Base, Photographic & Digital Images.
    Mostly Steam Locomotives.
Southern Pacific Daylights Limited's & GS-5 Lima Locomotives. From Yesteryear Depot Data Base,
    Photographic & Digital Images. Mostly Steam Locomotives.
Southern Pacific 'Daylight' type locomotives (#'s 4451 & 4455) get up steam in the Mission Bay roundhouse,
    ready to haul S. P.'s first trains from San Francisco under the strike settlement. May 26,1946.
Southern Pacific Diesels Roster Listed by number regardless of date or model. By Tom Fassett.
Southern Pacific Golden States (Locomotives) Part of a page on the history of steam locomotives. By Wes Barris.
Southern Pacific Photographic Roster. Hundreds of images of SP Locomotives, list by road number.
    From RR Picture Archives.
Southern Pacific steam locomotives A chart showing the characteristics by class.
SP AC4400CW #129. Photo by Ryan Wilkerson. Jan. 2005.
SP Alco S6 #1237 1977.
SP Alco S-2 1307 Main yard, Ogden, UT. July 1951.
SP 1322
SP Construction Company numbers 502 & 500. San Antonio, TX. October, 1993.
SP RS32 #4007. Houston, TX. Feb. 1976.
SP DD35B 8401 became SP 9901.
SP DD35B 9901 Indio, CA December 1971.
SP DD35B 9901. El Centro CA. December, 1973.
SP GP 60. Dolores, CA. January, 1995..
SP GP 60 #9715. In Speed Lettering. Sparks, NV. March, 1995..
SP SD 7 #1401 in Grey and Red. City of Industry, CA. November, 1974.
SP SD 7 #1404 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. January, 1980.
SP SD 7 #1405 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. April, 1974.
SP SD 7 #1407 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. August, 1978.
SP SD 7 #1408 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. May, 1975.
SP SD 7 #1415 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. August, 1975.
SP SD 7 #1419 in Grey and Red. San Jose, CA. October, 1974.
SP SD 7 #1420 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. August, 1975.
SP SD 7 #1421 in Grey and Red. San Jose, CA. Aprl, 1974.
SP SD 7 #1424 in Grey and Red. (B&W photo) West end of Tayllor Yard, Los Angeles, CA. 1979.
SP SD 7 #1425 in Grey and Red. Rosevile, CA. 1980.
SP SD 7 #1427 in Grey and Red. (B&W photo) Tayllor Yard, Los Angeles, CA. 1979.
SP SD 7 #1433 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. 1974.
SP SD 7 #1434 in Grey and Red. City of Industry, CA. November, 1974.
SP SD 7 #1438 in Grey and Red. Rosevile, CA. April 1974.
SP SD 7 #1440 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. October, 1977.
SP SD 7 #1441 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. August, 1974.
SP SD 7 #1442 in Grey and Red. With "Trash Can Headlight" San Jose, CA. October, 1974.
SP SD 7 #1500 in Grey and Red. Taylor Yard, Los Angeles, CA. Mayr, 1985.
SP SD 7 #1502 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. Another View 1995.
SP SD 7 #1503 in Grey and Red. Another View.
SP SD 7 #1504 in Grey and Red. Rosevile, CA. (Dark image).
SP SD 7 #1505 in Grey and Red. Rosevile, CA. May, 1982.
SP SD 7 #1506 in Grey and Red. Rosevile, CA. September, 1979.
SP SD 7 #1507 in Grey and Red. Anaheim, CA. Early 1980's.
SP SD 7 #1508 in Grey and Red. Rosevile, CA.
SP SD 7 #1509 in Grey and Red. West Colton Yard, Colton, CA. May, 1985
SP SD 7 #1511 in Grey and Red. Roseville CA. February, 1980.
SP SD 7 #1512 in Grey and Red. Roseville CA. February, 1998
SP SD 7 #1516 in Grey and Red. Roseville CA. February, 1980
SP SD 7 #1517 in Grey and Red. Roseville CA. From Railroad Hobbies Photo Archives.
SP SD 7 #1517 and Sister Switching the Roseville Yard. in Grey and Red. Roseville CA.
    From Railroad Hobbies Photo Archives.
SP SD 7 #1518 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. From Railroad Hobbies Photo Archives.
SP SD 7 #1519 in Grey and Red. San Jose, CA. October, 1974.
SP SD 7 #1520 in Grey and Red. Ciity of Indusrty, CA. 1998.
SP SD 7 #1521 in Grey and Red.
SP SD 7 #1523 in Grey and Red. Roseville CA. 1998
SP SD 7 #1524 in Grey and Red.    Another view. In Grey and Red. Roseville CA.
SP SD 7 #1525 in Grey and Red. Roseville CA. 1983
SP SD 7 #1526 in Grey and Red. Roseville CA. June, 1980
SP SD 7 #1527 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. November, 1981
SP SD 7 #1528 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. June, 1980.    Another view. In Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. March, 1981.
SP SD 7 #1529 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA.
SP SD 7 #1530 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. April, 1981.
SP SD 7 #1531 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. July, 1980.
SP SD 7 #1532 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. July, 1980.
SP SD 7 #1533 in Grey and Red.
SP SD 7 #1534 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA.
SP SD 7 #1535 in Grey and Red. Anaheim, CA.Early 1980's.    Another view. In Grey and Red. Roseville, CA.
SP SD 7 #1539 in Grey and Red.
SP SD 7 #1540 in Grey and Red.    Another view. In Grey and Red. Roseville, CA.
SP SD 7 #2701 in Grey and Red. Lodi, CA. August , 1971.
SP SD 7 #2703 in Grey and Red. Taylor Yard, Los Angeles, CA. July, 1972.    Another view. In Grey and Red. Taylor Yard. July, 1972.
SP SD 7 #2705 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. July, 1971.
SP SD 7 #2706 in Grey and Red. Taylor Yard, Los Angeles, CA. November, 1971.
SP SD 7 #2707 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. November, 1971.
SP SD 7 #2708 in Grey and Red. Lodi, CA. September, 1971.
SP SD 7 #2710 in Grey and Red. Taylor Yard, L:os Angeles, CA. September, 1970.
SP SD 7 #2712 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. July, 1970.
SP SD 7 #2715 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. NSepteber, 1970.
SP SD 7 #2716 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. June, 1972.
SP SD 7 #2717 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. October, 1970.
SP SD 7 #2718 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. October, 1970.
SP SD 7 #2719 in Grey and Red. Santa Clara, CA. Septemberr, 1970.
SP SD 7 #2720 in Grey and Red. Bay Shore yard, CA.
SP SD 7 #2726 in Grey and Red. Taylor Yard, Los Angeles, CA. September, 1970.
SP SD 7 #2737 in Grey and Red. Taylor Yard, Los Angeles, CA. September, 1970.
SP SD 7 #2738 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. May, 1972.  Another view (B&W)  Yet another view (B&W)
SP SD 7 #2740 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. May, 1972.
SP SD 7 #2741 in Grey and Red. Roseville, CA. February, 1972.  Another view Roseville. February, 1972.
SP SD 7 #2742 San Jose, CA. 1970.  Another view Santa Clara. August, 1972.
SP SD 7 #5080 Black and White EMD image. .
SP SD 7 #5308 in Grey and Red. "Dual Wings" Oaklamd, CA.
SP SD 7 #5316 Black and White EMD image.
SP SD 7 #5322 Black and White image.
SP SD 7 #5324 Black and White image.
SP SD 7 #5326 Black and White image.
SP SD 7 #5331 Black and White image.  Another view  Yet another view
SP SD 9 #3800 Roseville, CA., February, 1972.  Another view Roseville, CA. April, 1972.  Yet another view Sonoma, CA. October , 1968.
    Still another view. Roseville, CA. April, 1972.
SP SD 9 #3806 With a F-7. Roseville, CA. September, 1967.
SP SD 9 #3822 San Jose, CA. April, 1972.  Another view Roseville, CA. September, 1967.
SP SD 9 #3869 With a F-7. Portland, OR. 1967. Very interesting image. (This may actually be Taylor Yard, Los Angeles, CA.)
SP SD 9 #3872 A "Half Widow", in a short lived paint scheme.
SP SD 9 #3875 Portland, OR. 1976.  Another view.
SP SD 9 #3889 In the snow.
SP SD 9 #3896 In Black Widow. Ashland Or, August 1969.
SP SD 9 #3891
SP SD 9 #3900 Roseville, CA. 1970.
SP SD 9 #3901.  Another view.  Yet another view. A "Half Widow", in a short lived paint scheme.
SP SD 9 #3903 A "Half Widow", in a short lived paint scheme. Eugene, OR. July, 1971.
SP SD 9 #3912. Roseville, CA. October, 1970.
SP SD 9 #3916. Roseville, CA. October, 1970.
SP SD 9 #3926. Roseville, CA. March, 1971.  Another view. Roseville, CA. September, 1971.
SP SD 9 #3945. Roseville, CA. May, 1975.
SP SD 9 #3947
SP SD 9 #3952. Tayklor Yard, Los Angeles, CA. January, 1972.
SP SD 9 #3952. Tayklor Yard, Los Angeles, CA. July, 1972.
SP SD 9 #3954. Tayklor Yard, Los Angeles, CA. July, 1972. Another View Roseville, CA. May 1975.
SP SD 9 #3963. Roseville, CA. August, 1971.
SP SD 9 #3964. Bakersfield, CA. August, 1976.
SP SD 9 #4320.
SP SD 9 #4354. In Kodachrome
SP SD 9 #4397. Sparks, NV
SP SD 9 #5339.
SP SD 9 #5345.
SP SD 9 #5347.
SP SD 9 #5631. Tracy, CA. 1956.
SP SD 9 E #4419.
SP SD 35R #2961.
SP SD40T-2 #8390. Undated
SP SD45R #7436.
SP SD45R #7448
SP SD45R #7465
SP SD45R #7483
SP SD45 #9095
SP SD45T-2R #6864
SP SD45T-2R #9350 in Kodacrome.
SP 221 shop goat, serving the Los Angeles engine terminal. From Yesterday Depot
SP 395 Alco RSD-12. Roseville, CA. 1974.
SP 1022 A VO 660. In the "'Halloween" paint scheme.
SP 1028 In the "'Halloween" paint scheme.
SP 1765 (2-6-0) The sole locomotive on display at the Lomita Railroad Museum in Lomita, California.
SP 1003 an HH660, in the "Halloween" paint scheme.
SP 1110 SW-8.
SP 1312 An NW2 in the "Halloween" paint scheme.
SP 1347 with the NWP Passenger train at Sausalito. Before 1911.
SP 1510 The yard switcher in Eugene, OR.
SP 1629 The Story of Gene Autry's Locomotive, an M4 Mogul.
    From the Santa Clarita Valley Resources Page.
SP 1785 a 2-6-0, in a park in Woodburn, Or. 2004.
SP 1869 an S10, half in a turntable pit. In the "Halloween" paint scheme.
SP 2111 An S12 in the "Halloween" paint scheme. OOPS.