
Canadian Railroads > Pride of the Fleet, CN transfer caboose
This CN wooden transfer caboose seen in Winnipeg, Manitoba in 1992 has seen better days. The crew appear to be carrying something too big to fit inside.
UP repaints SP caboose 4699 - Trainorders.com
Jan 26, 2025 · A friend who works for UP based around Oakridge, OR sent me the attached photo of freshly repainted caboose #4699, which is used for snow and related service around …
Two Safety Cabooses -- Bill Howes
The 1811 (safety caboose color was red) is still in the safety caboose scheme but is deteriorating by a restaurant in Staunton, VA. Does anyone have any photos of the 23 Chessie System …
Need help CR/PC special caboose! - Trainorders.com
Re: Need help CR/PC special caboose! Author: edurnwald When I was an N&W operator at Maple Grove, Ohio 1971 thru 1975 N&W NKP Bellevue, Ohio, Ft. Wayne, Ind. PC-PRR …
From the Last Days of Logging - Two Amazing Journeys
The year is 1960 and Pickering Lumber Company Shay No. 11 and caboose 04 are returning to Standard at the close of another days work. Steam has only 3 years left in the woods, but both …
What is the function of a Transfer Caboose?
The previous is correct. Since Transfer Cabooses were only used for short local runs, they didn't need all the amenities of a road caboose. Many Transfer Cabooses were just a small shack for …
Eastern Railroad Discussion > Southern Railway caboose color
Steam era used more of a traditional caboose red, but in the fifties, I believe, through maybe the early seventies, Southern used more of a box car red. The brighter caboose red then returned …
A & B end of a freight car? - Trainorders.com
On a caboose the direction it points to is determined to be the B end of the caboose to match most all of the rest of the freight car fleet. Some freight cars have a small B inside a cirle …
Eastern Railroad Discussion > Damned vandals - Trainorders.com
The caboose door apparently was pried open and the fire set early Sunday, police said. Fire officials estimated the damage at $70,000. The caboose stood alongside the Western Reserve …
When New Cabooses were still being built (C&IM, Santa Fe)
Into the mid-1980's, the caboose was a familiar feature on almost all freight trains. But technology (FRED's and line-side detectors) soon eliminated the need for a caboose on most trains. Many …