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720/505, 63KB
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720/497, 56KB
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| Type: Business Car |
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| Length: 80' |
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| Notes: Built in July 1910 The Federal is the oldest fully Amtrak certified passenger car. Currently being stored at the Arizona Railway Museum |
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| Type: Tank Car |
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| Notes: Tank car had 3 separate compartments.
Outside rivet construction, this tank car held chemicals and solvents. |
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728/442, 72KB
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| Type: Side Dump |
| Builder: Pullman |
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| Notes: Build for the Ray and Gila Valley Railroad in 1910 this is a Ingoldsby design 14 latch, side dump ore car. |
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743/422, 82KB
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| Type: MOW - Cranes, Wrecking |
| Builder: Bay City Industrial Works |
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| Notes: A self propelled oil burning steam crane was built in 1910 and the custom derrick tool car, SP7131, was built in 1949. The crane was used to correct derailments. Both were retired in 1989.
Both are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. |
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710/278, 46KB
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| Contributor: Mark Redmond |
| Location: Chandler, AZ |
| Photo Date: 04/23/2009 |
| Exif Data: Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0 Windows, ISO , sec, , 0mm (0mm), |
Remarks: Exception request, unable to get picture of crane without including the derrick car plus both cars used together while in service. |
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| Type: Caboose |
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| Notes: One of a kind caboose. Built to AAR freight car height specifications. Used until the mid 80's for passenger service between the Phelps Dogde mine in Ajo AZ to go t Gila Bend AZ. Interior configuration is unusual in that it is equipped with dual toilets (men and women). Side doors allow for freight loading on one end. Roof mounted tank provided water storage. Donated to the Arizona Railway Museum 8/15/2006 |
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800/625, 125KB
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| Type: Box Car |
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| Length: 40' |
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| Lineage: Denver & Rio Grande Western |
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| Notes: Built in 1909 for the D&RGW as a sugar beet car. Sold to the TC&GB, Tucson Cornilia and Gila Bend in 1926 and renumbered #204. Was in use until 1996 when it was sold to an employee. 2005 given to the Arizona Railway Museum and is currently being restored |
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800/625, 76KB
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| Contributor: Mark Redmond |
| Location: Chandler, AZ |
| Photo Date: 05/12/2007 |
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Remarks: As the car was never used on class A railroads it still retains it's roof brake wheel. As you see it, this side has new wood slats installed and it painted in red primer. |
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| Type: MOW - Cranes, Other |
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| Notes: Self propelled crane build for the Army. Used at the Navajo Army Depot near Bellemont, Arizona (west of Flagstaff).
Was in service with a scrap yard until 1995. |
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759/374, 64KB
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| Contributor: Mark Redmond |
| Location: Chandler, AZ |
| Photo Date: 04/23/2009 |
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Remarks: Exception request. Unable to get picture of crane without the flat car that was coupled to it. |
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| Type: Tank Car |
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| Date Built: 11/1936 |
| Lineage: ex UTLX #7682, ex PDAX #1057 |
| Plate: N/A |
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| Notes: Car was built to carry non pressure type liquids, ICC class 103.
Riveted type construction with a weight of 42,800 pounds. It has a capacity of 6545 gallons or a fully loaded maximum weight of 80,000 pounds |
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800/625, 145KB
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| Contributor: Mark Redmond |
| Location: Chandler, AZ |
| Photo Date: 05/18/2006 |
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Remarks: On display at the Arizona Railway Musuem |
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