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The place is full of old engines, all beautifully restored and SHINY! |
The Sacramento Railroad Museum is an amazing place. They have trains from very tiny to one of the biggest steam driven engines made.
There is one big engine....
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after another big engine...... |
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after another! |
In addition to engines which pulled the train, there are the cars. Freight hauler, refrigerated cars, sleepers, dining cars, and even a private cars which belonged to very wealthy people.
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The china setting used by the Atchison Topeka and the Santa Fe. |
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Labels from the fruit shippers who first used the refrigerated cars. The refrigeration was by large blocks of ice. |
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