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McCloud River Lumber Company:
Log Train Photographs |
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Locomotive #10 with a log train on the trestle just east of Bartle shortly after its arrival in 1901. Jeff Moore collection.
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One of the Shays switching log cars in a camp. Heritage Junction Museum.
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Empty log flats as seen from a locomotive on the way to the landing. Jeff Moore collection.
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A couple loggers at work loading cars at a landing. The man standing on top of the log load is holding a scaling stick used to estimate the board feet contained in each log.
Roland Edwards collection, courtesy Marilyn Rountree.
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#14, #20, and #21 with a log train somewhere in the woods. T.E. Glover collection. |
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#23, #22, and caboose #025 at work in the woods outside of Pondosa. Jeff Moore collection. |
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Below are a sequence of photos of a log train behind the #21 and #23 out of Pondosa and then spotting its cars in the Pondosa yard. Jeff Moore collection.
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The #24 at a landing in the White Horse tract. Roland Edwards collection, courtesy Marilyn Rountree.
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Two pictures of the #25 pulling the last train off of a soon to be abandoned log spur somewhere in the White Horse tract, as seen from the power of a Lookout job. T.E. Glover collection.
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A double headed log train somewhere out of Pondosa as seen from the tender of the first locomotive. T.E. Glover collection.
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