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Locomotive Theodore Judah and work train of the Central Pacific near present day Vernon Street near Dry Creek. Thomas Dudley ranch house in the background. |
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#4001, the second of the new articulated Mallets developed exclusively for Southern Pacific Railroad. |
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Pacific Fruit Express car repair facilities, c. 1920-23. This vital operation was moved to a new location near Antelope. | |
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April 28, 1973, 08:01am. For 4 days bombs exploded in the Roseville yard. It could be felt and heard over 20 miles away in Auburn. Gary Nelson tells the story: "I lived by Sylvan Corners. 7300 Brocade Drive, which was on the corner of Brocade and Calvin. We lost 2 windows. I tackled my sister, pushing her behind a wall. Her and my mom had no clue what I was doing, until that glass blew out, and shot right where she was walking. She went from mad to happy real quick." |
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