June 21, 2009
The number 2 makes quick work of switching out 500 tons of dead diesel locomotives in preparation for the Father's Day trains. Johnathon Kruger photo
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April 12, 2009
Nice Doug Vanderlee photograph of double headed steam at Farmers
Crossing. |
April 4, 2009
#2 and #3 double head across Farwell bridge.
#2 and #3 switching in Sunol.
Alan Siegwarth Photos |
March, 2009
The Steamies prepare #2 for service
on her return from driver bearing work.
Kevin Zimmerman Photos |
March, 2009
Quincy #2 double heads with the Robert Dollar #3
on her return from driver bearing work.
Kevin Zimmerman Photos |
March, 2009
Quincy #2 double heads with the Robert Dollar #3 on her return
from driver bearing work.
Kevin Zimmerman Photos
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March 2009
Quincy #2 and Robert Dollar #3 at Sunol and Niles during the test runs.
Alan Siegwarth Photos
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June, 2007
Yosemite Valley Railroad 100th anniversary train with the #2 in June
2007, this was her last run before driver work.
Johnathon Kruger Photo |
April 1, 2007
Waiting for depature time from the Niles station.
Alan Siegwarth Photo
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#2 pushing PLA's restored Associated Oil tank car. Photo by
Alan
Siegwarth in August, 2006. Photograph inspired by Stan
Kistler's
photograph of the Quincy #2 pushing a similar tank car across a bridge
in September 1953. Photograph taken and donated by Stan
Kistler to the
Pacific Locomotive Association archives. |
July 4, 2006
Quincy Junction in the 1950's or Niles Junction 2005? Quincy
#2 with a
heavy freight meets the WP 918 at Niles as part of the July 4, 2005 PLA
members event.
Alan Siegwarth Photo |
April 16, 2006
Moody picture of the Quincy #2 entering Sunol on a cloudy, cool day
surrounded by a cloud of steam.
Alan Siegwarth Photo |
April, 2006
Eastbound leaving Brightside.
Johnathon Kruger Photo |
Summer 2004
Quincy #2 ready to go at the start of the day.
Eastbound at Farwell with the passenger train.
Johnathon Kruger Photos |
February, 2004
David Loyola photos of a regular operation. |
2002
Sierra
"Iron Horse Roundup" found the Quincy #2 trucked to Oakdale for a
weekend steam event. And Errol still had to get dirt |