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» Southern Pacific Railroad (more..)
» EMD SD9 (more..) |
» Next to a pile of freshly kiln-dried 2X8's
» Dillard, Oregon, USA (more..)
» April, 1990 |
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Photographer |
» 4420 (more..)
» Dillard Switcher (more..) |
» M. S. Repp (more..)
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| Remarks & Notes |
| LUMBER! This commodity is the reason for the Southern Pacific's Siskiyou Branch existence after the Natron Cutoff through Klamath Falls was completed in the early 1900's. Seen here between assignments, a trio of SD9E Cadillacs sit idle waiting for another crew to spot empty boxes & flats for loading by the huge Roseburg Forest Products mill in Dillard. |
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