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Caboose at Lincoln Shops

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Engineer prepares to move the 958
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Engineer prepares to move the 958

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  • Sanded down in preparation for painting: Late Fall of 2007 the caboose is now sanded down in the Lincoln Shops
  • Sanded down in preparation for painting: Work being done at the Hobo Railroad in Lincoln Fall of 2007. Not an easy job!
  • Our Neighbor: Coupled to an ex Amtrak car on the southend.
  • Hobo On Rutland 51: Long time railroader inspects the newly painted caboose and gives it his seal of approval.
  • Kitchen Area
  • Rutland 51: Dedicated to Harold A Davidson who worked as conductor on the real Rutland #51 in the 60's. He started working for the Rutland in 1915 finishing up with the Rutland in Sept 1961 due to a labor strike that finished the railroad.
  • Fresh out of the shops and into the winter weather the van is dug out after a snow storm
  • Blue Sky 13 degrees: P&L Shops at Lincoln on a cold March day
  • Just about finished is the interior of Rut 51. The living quarters now has the comforts of home.
  • New Color applied last fall to the upper cupola area
  • A warm welcome from the wood stove took the chill out of the vans interior
  • Top View taken from the cab of the 958
  • Engineer prepares to move the 958
  • First Pictures shortly after the car was removed from the shops.
  • Lincoln Shops turned to smelly fuel oil soaked lockers into a clean storage area for wood, cloths, food and supplies.
  • Shortly after the stove was fired up the snow began to melt from the roof.
  • Ready for stocking and appliances in the spring.
  • New Arm Rests On the original caboose chairs.
  • A Neighbor In Lincoln Yard: Buried in the years snow so far on a adjacent track.
  • Sporting New Paint: The old CN 79775 now sports the Fallen Flag Rutland Colors
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