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00.38.10a - Print, Photographic

Old Engine, Locomotive 2248 visits Healdsburg, November 1955 See 2006-01-432 for newspaper article on this locomotive.: Per newspaper article affixed to rear of that photo: "A Short Revival - Locomotive 2248, which sports a "diamond stacked" look since its remodeling, will play a leading role in the Willis A. Silverthorn "special" which will carry members of the Pacific Coast Chapter of the Railway and Locomotive Historical Society Sunday...

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00.38.10b - Print, Photographic

Old Engine, Locomotive 2248 visits Healdsburg, November 1955 See 2006-01-432 for newspaper article on this locomotive.: Per newspaper article affixed to rear of that photo: "A Short Revival - Locomotive 2248, which sports a "diamond stacked" look since its remodeling, will play a leading role in the Willis A. Silverthorn "special" which will carry members of the Pacific Coast Chapter of the Railway and Locomotive Historical Society Sunday...

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00.38.10c - Print, Photographic

Old Engine, Locomotive 2248 visits Healdsburg, November 1955 See 2006-01-432 for newspaper article on this locomotive.: Per newspaper article affixed to rear of that photo: "A Short Revival - Locomotive 2248, which sports a "diamond stacked" look since its remodeling, will play a leading role in the Willis A. Silverthorn "special" which will carry members of the Pacific Coast Chapter of the Railway and Locomotive Historical Society Sunday...

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00.38.10d - Print, Photographic

Old Engine, Locomotive 2248 visits Healdsburg, November 1955 See 2006-01-432 for newspaper article on this locomotive.: Per newspaper article affixed to rear of that photo: "A Short Revival - Locomotive 2248, which sports a "diamond stacked" look since its remodeling, will play a leading role in the Willis A. Silverthorn "special" which will carry members of the Pacific Coast Chapter of the Railway and Locomotive Historical Society Sunday...

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2005.01.046 - Print, Photographic

Long - Not the biggest, not the most expensive, and not the fanciest building to go up in Healdsburg for some time yet the new loading shed at A. F. Stevens Lumber is undoubtedly the longest structure to be built in a good many years. This shed is 47 feet wide and 198 feet long, will accommodate four railroad cars and a couple of truck -trailer units hauling dry lumber from Pacific Lumber at flood-battered Scotia. Lumber will be transferred in ...

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2005.01.398 - Print, Photographic

Russian River, about 1900 Train tressle and tracks in foreground

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2005.01.410 - Print, Photographic

Russian River, about 1900 Train tressle and tracks in center

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2005.01.679 - Print, Photographic

Written on back: "NWP [Northwestern Pacific] Green retires, 1954" Seven people (one woman, six men) in photo

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2005.01.680 - Print, Photographic

Written on back: "NWP [Northwestern Pacific] Green retires, 1954" Seventeen people (one woman and 16 men) in photo Back row, furthest to the left: Daniel Saylar. He worked as a car inspector for the Northwestern Pacific Railroad at Healdsburg, from early 1940s to mid 1960s.

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2005.01.681 - Print, Photographic

NWP [Northwestern Pacific] first run, June 1956 Per newspaper article affixed to rear: "A Gift: G. F. Miller, president of the Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce, left, greets Rex Chinn, NWP official and other members of the party on Saturday morning on the initial run of NWP's new streamline daylight train to Eureka, "The Redwood". See also similar photos, 2005.01. 682 and .683, all scanned

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2005.01.682 - Print, Photographic

NWP [Northwestern Pacific] first run, June 1956 Fanily of three waving to incoming train. See also similar photos, 2005.01. 681 and .683, all scanned

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2005.01.683 - Print, Photographic

NWP [Northwestern Pacific] first run, June 1956 Left to right: G. F. Miller, president of the Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce, Rex Chinn, NWP official See also similar photos, 2005.01. 681 and .682, all scanned; newspaper article affixed to .681

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2005.64.027 - Print, Photographic

Northwestern Pacific train, Reniff-Reynolds farm, Geyserville, Calif., no date

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2005.64.028 - Print, Photographic

Northwestern Pacific train, Reniff-Reynolds farm, Geyserville, Calif., no date

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2005.72.004 - Print, Photographic

Flooding of southwest side of Healdsburg, aerial view, 1940 Typewritten on paper and affixed to back: "Cal-5270 Flood of February 25-29, 1940. The City of Healdsburg, approximately fifty miles south of Ukiah, received considerable damage both to the rural and residential districts. The Russian River which flows some distance east of the City overflowed its banks and the water flooded farm lands, partially submerging houses on both sides of the...

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2005.72.005 - Print, Photographic

Flooding of southwest side of Healdsburg, aerial view, 1940 There appears to have been a typewritten paper affixed to back similar to photo 2005.72.004, but is no longer there. See that photo for description of flood of February and March 1940

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2006.01.409 - Print, Photographic

North Western Pacific Train Accident at the intersection of West and Mill Streets, Healdsburg, April, 1952

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2006.01.410 - Print, Photographic

North Western Pacific Train Accident, Geyserville, July 1954 Per newspaper article affixed to rear of photo: "Derailment: A burned out wheel journal spilled 10 cars of lumber all over the north siding of Geyserville Friday afternoon. The burned out wheel journal was caused by a hot box on the 14th car of the southbound NWP freight train. Crews worked until 10:30 Friday night building a "shoo-fly" around the disrupted 165-foot section of...

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