An Alco Escher         
This is the view on August 6, 1978 from the extremely rickety and ancient steel footbridge over the Southern Pacific's small Bull Ring Yard in downtown Los Angeles, a second-generation diesel lover's dream. In this shot there are a U50, eight U25Bs, a C628, two C630s, two S6s, an RSD12 and a C415. Although the majority of these engines were sent to the torch, two of these units still survive today, RSD12 #2954 is at the Orange Empire Railroad Museum after a stint with Metropolitan Stevedore and S6 #1272 runs in Quebec for the Asbestos & Danville as their #57.
Date: 8/6/1978 Location: Los Angeles, CA Views: 3024 Collection Of:   Charles Freericks
Locomotives: SP 3145(C630) SP 2954(RSD12) SP 1272(S6) SP 3144(C630) SP 6762(U25B)    Author:  Charles Freericks
An Alco Escher
Picture Categories: This picture is part of album:  Freericks 1970s
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Joseph Hinson General Neat shot. But the center cab thing looks very odd and out of place! 4/18/2009 9:21:14 PM
Fred Stuckmann General That's pretty cool. 4/18/2009 9:28:52 PM

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