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1925 Baldwin Photo
Baldwin took this builders photo before delivery in April of 1925. Many fixtures were added or changed over time. Like moving the backup light to the more... |
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1933 Air Horns
This shot taken on July 2, 1933 shows air horns on top of the cab. These were gone by the next views from the 1940’s. . This is one of the last more... |
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1933 Oil Shipment
Oil made up a large part of what was shipped on the Santa Maria Valley. In this May 1933 view #21 is making up a train. The tank car #21 is pushing more... |
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1942 Camouflage
#21 has just been backed out of the engine house in this July 15, 1942 picture. A worker is attending to the valve gear. The front of the smoke box more... |
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1945 Cow Catcher
Robert M Hanft caught #21 near the engine house on May 6, 1945. The cow catcher has gotten narrower and the lead wheels now have two holes. The pin more... |
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1949 Changes
D.S. Richter took this photo around October 1st 1949. The front pilot hand railing has been shortened. All of the pin striping is now gone. DeGolyer more... |
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1949 Workhorse
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1950's with Caboose
In this view of #21 taken some time in the 1950’s you get to see the fireman’s side. The small fire cracker shaped extrusion sticking up from the more... |
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1950's with SMV#205
Leslie Hickman caught #21 near the water tower along with the SMV #205. The puff of smoke seen above the cab is from the steam powered generator that more... |
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1954 Guadalupe
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1955 Dog House
On the back of the tender in this July 1955 view you can see the "Dog House" for the front end brakeman. In the next view taken in 1956 you more... |
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1956 Color Photo
This color photo was taken by Roger W. Sackett in August of more... |
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1957, August 13
#21 was waiting sitting by itself out on the main line on August 13, 1957. H.F. Stewart from the DeGolyer Library collection more... |
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1960's With Fans
In the 1960’s #21 was fired up by the Captain on the weekends. Here you can see many fans watching the show. California State Railroad Museum more... |
