1940

SP MK-9 3316
Southern Pacific (SP) MK-9, 2-8-2 3316, Reportedly in Tracy, 1940.
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Train photos from 1940

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1940

Photos taken, or thought to be taken, in 1940.

Sunday, March 17, 1940

SP 4203, Baldwin 4-8-8-2, SP Class AC-8

SP AC-8 4203 in Reno, NV
The notes with the collection say: Southern Pacific (SP) 4203 in Reno, NV, on Sunday, March 17, 1940.
Photographer most likely Bill Darrough, from the Darrough Collection. Since negatives were extensively traded it's possible Bill was not the photographer. Photos from this collection have been shared with permission from Jack Darrough, obtained before he died.

By Location, Specific Date Not Known

Tracy, CA

SP 3316, ALCo, SP Class Mk-9, 2-8-2

SP 3316, Location not known
Southern Pacific (SP) MK-9, 2-8-2 3316, Reportedly in Tracy, 1940. Photographer most likely Bill Darrough, from the Jack Darrough Collection. Used with permission.

Circa 1940

SP 4416-29, Lima 4-8-4, SP Class GS-3

Unknown SP GS-3 on Peninsula
A Southern Pacific (SP) SP GS-3 is on the Coast Daylight between Burlingame and San Mateo at MP 17, date unknown. Photographer most likely Bill Darrough, from the Darrough Collection. Since negatives were extensively traded it's possible Bill was not the photographer. Photos from this collection have been shared with permission from Jack Darrough, obtained before he died.

SP 4428, Lima 4-8-4, SP Class GS-3

SP GS-3 4428 at Logan, CA
Date and location not currently known for certain, likely Logan, CA. The number boards are blurry but they appear to say 2-98. There's a small saddle tank steam engine to the right of the train.

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