passengertrain
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Santa Fe R.R. trains going through Cajon Pass in the San Bernardino Mountains, Cajon, Calif. On the right, streamliner "Chief" going west; in the background, on the left, a freight train with a helper engine, going east. Santa Fe trip (LOC)
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rdng tchr said:
Wow! Amazing photo with the two trains heading off in different directions!
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angler77 said:
Very interesting for me. I worked for the Forest Service in 1960's and spent my summers fighting fires in this same location
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Kim Baldwin said:
I live about 5 minutes from this location. I'll have to see if i can find about where the photographer was standing when he took this photo.
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feens, THE feens said:
To be in this exact spot a two trains passed by!
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SERGIO said:
outstanding view....just beautiful....scenery like this is why I suggest a train ride(s) to any location 'cross this Country of ours as a great vacaiton....( and no I dont sell train-tickets or have any other affiliation(s) with the RailRoad(s).....
20 class tank engine and suburban passenger train, Camden, ca. 1930 / photographer unknown
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High Window said:
WOOOOOOOOW nice *
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rgvnunes said:
Great image!
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titaree said:
Beautiful shot!!
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carlosbezz said:
wonderfulllllllllllllllll !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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dunedoo said:
Great shot however it is a 20 class tank engine, not a 30 class. Although occasionally a 30 class tank did go onto the Camden Branch (especially in the latter years) , the 20 class were the mainstay of power on the branch.