Union Pacific #440 - Mid-Continent Railway Museum
UP #440 began life as a Vauclain compound built by Burnham, Williams and Co. (Baldwin) in December 1900 as Union Pacific #1660. Compound locomotives used steam twice. Steam was first admitted into a set of smaller high-pressure cylinders.
UP 440; October 1975 - Mid-Continent Railway Museum
Mar 3, 2015 · UP 440; October 1975. Published March 3, 2015 at 640 × 546 in Union Pacific #440. Image navigation
Former Collection Items - Mid-Continent Railway Museum
Northern Pacific #1781. Type: Cupola Caboose Builder: Northern Pacific Build Date: 1923
#440 in storage - Mid-Continent Railway Museum
Mar 3, 2015 · Mid-Continent Railway Museum P.O. Box 358 E8948 Museum Road North Freedom, WI 53951 Office phone: 608-522-4261 or 800-930-1385 E-mail: [email protected]
Mid-Continent Timeline - Mid-Continent Railway Museum
Gil Reid portrayal of a Union Pacific #440 at Mid-Continent. January 3, 1986: Former Milwaukee Road RSC-2 diesel #988 arrives at Museum. May 1986: Museum receives donation of Whitcomb diesel from W.F. Hall Printing Co. in Chicago and our corral of “critters” grows.
Equipment Roster - Mid-Continent Railway Museum
Chicago & North Western #440: Business: Chicago & North Western #7409 ... Missouri Pacific #X-1064: Idler Flat Car: Mt. Harvard (Pullman Co.) Sleeper-Observation: Northern Pacific #1781: Caboose: Soo Line #1257: Sleeper Car: Soo Line #99115: Caboose: Soo Line #X-81: Locomotive Crane: Soo Line #X54385: Idler Flat Car: Union Pacific #440: Steam ...
1985a - Mid-Continent Railway Museum
Apr 6, 2015 · Gil Reid painting of Union Pacific #440. Continue reading →. Image navigation ← Previous Next →. QUICK LINKS
Steam Locomotives - Mid-Continent Railway Museum
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Coaches #27 and #28 - midcontinent.org
Coaches #27 and #28 came from the Union Pacific at the same time, but they may not have been sister cars. Though both were the same length, coach #27 had 14 windows on each side with small panels in between while coach #28 had 15 close-set windows on each side.
Passenger Cars of the South Park - Mid-Continent Railway Museum
It is the purpose of these pages to tell the story of the passenger cars of the Denver, South Park & Pacific Railroad. If this is your first time here, we suggest you begin with our Resources page or one of the Fleet Information pages, either DSP&P Fleet Information or …