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Spring Railfest and the "24 Train"
Title:  Spring Railfest and the "24 Train"
Description:  Former CNW F7(A) lead the "24 Train" in a downpour in Fillmore, CA as seen from the eaves of the SP depot. This train set had been used in the opening scene of Season Four of the hit Fox TV show "24." It hit a truck parked on the tracks and exploded in a scene shot over by the Fish Hatchery. F7(A) #100 was originally delivered to the C&NW as their #4068A in March of 1949. It was rebuilt as a commuter engine in 1959 and renumbered to 409, before becoming Chicago RTA #409 in 1978 and then Metra in 1983. Later, it went to Rails Diversified, and then to Winchseter & Western, and then to Maryland Midland as their number 100. Shortline Enterprises (the owner of Fillmore and Western) acquired it from them.
Photo Date:  3/19/2005  Upload Date: 12/12/2008 1:39:34 AM
Location:  Fillmore, CA
Author:  Charles Freericks
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Locomotives:  FWRY 100(F7A)
Views:  1533   Comments: 2
ATSF 347C
Title:  ATSF 347C
Description:  The ATSF Warbonnet F set from California State Railroad Museum were among the locmotives on display at the Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal 50th Anniversary Display on this very crowded day. These units the only known intact, genuine Santa Fe F-units and have an interesting history. F7(A) 347C was delivered 9/49 as 39C, while F3(B) 347B was delivered as 35A 1/49. The units were renumbered for lease to Amtrak as 306B and 307B respectively. They received their present numbers when returned to the Santa Fe for freight duty.
Photo Date:  5/7/1989  Upload Date: 1/23/2008 10:31:09 AM
Location:  Los Angeles, CA
Author:  Charles Freericks
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Locomotives:  ATSF 347C(F7A) ATSF 347B(F3B)
Views:  1618   Comments: 1
Faux Western Pacific F7A at California Adventure
Title:  Faux Western Pacific F7A at California Adventure
Description:  Rebuilt by Walt Disney Imagination for it's Calfirornia Adventure from the scrapped cab of a non-WP bulldog-nose unit, Western Pacific F7-A #804-A is part of a faux California Zephyr made up of shops at the entrance to the Disney Park. It is "pulling" WP #842 "Silver Platter" diner and WP #881 "Silver Crescent" vista dome observation car. The EMD bulldog nose is actually the Bur-r-r Bank Ice Cream shop. The Silver Platter holds Baker's Field Bakery, and the Silver Crescent holds part of the Engine-Ears Toys.
Photo Date:  4/12/2009  Upload Date: 6/10/2010 10:09:52 PM
Location:  Anaheim, CA
Author:  Charles Freericks
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Locomotives:  WP 804A(F7A)
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PAT 6690 idles in Grant Street Station
Title:  PAT 6690 idles in Grant Street Station
Description:  Train 112 "The Shopper" to Versailles is made up of former Chesapeake and Ohio commmuter coaches including one rebuilt with control cabs for push-pull service. The F7(A) is former Wellsville Addison and Galeton 2200, nee Southern Pacific 6443, which was rebuilt by GE in 1981. It went on to Conn DOT and then to Naugatuck RR.
Photo Date:  6/20/1984  Upload Date: 9/9/2007 10:53:03 PM
Location:  Pittsburgh, PA
Author:  Charles Freericks
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Locomotives:  PAT 6690(F7A)
Views:  1461   Comments: 0


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