Railfanning At the Western Railway Museum in Suisun, California

January 16, 2012
Lukas

Mostly, it was streetcars, however, there were some very old freight cars, and diesel engines, particularly engines used in mining. They also had 2 of 3 of the Western Pacific steam engines. I would recommend going there if you have an interest in modeling the late 1800′s, and early 1900′s, or streetcars. It was very informative.

 

About Lukas

I am 14, almost 15 years old, and I have been collecting locomotives and rolling stock since I was 4 in preparation for building a layout. Ten years later, I begin to realize that dream, and am starting my first layout with the help of Model Railroader articles, employees at Eastside Trains in Kirkland, and the support of friends and parents.
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2 Responses to Railfanning At the Western Railway Museum in Suisun, California

  1. skipper says:
    February 3, 2012 at 12:47 pm

    Do you have more photos of the Sacramento Northern steeplecab #652?

  2. Lukas     says:
    February 15, 2012 at 12:10 am

    No, Unfortunately I do not, as it was having work done in the shop. The shop was off limits, but the door was open so I could snap this picture.

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