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[[Narrow Gauge Railroads of Oregon|Oregon]] / [[Narrow Gauge Railroads of Oregon#Common Carrier|Common Carriers]] / [[Oregonian Railway]] | [[Narrow Gauge Railroads of Oregon|Oregon]] / [[Narrow Gauge Railroads of Oregon#Common Carrier|Common Carriers]] / [[Oregonian Railway]] | ||
==History== | |||
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[[File:ORR-Dallas-No-Date-PacificNG-Coll.jpg|250px|left|thumb|Locomotive #7 and train at Dallas, Oregon.]] | |||
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==Reference Material Available Online:== | ==Reference Material Available Online:== | ||
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===Equipment Rosters=== | ===Equipment Rosters=== | ||
[[Oregonian Railway Locomotive Roster]] | [[Oregonian Railway Locomotive Roster]] | ||
Oregonian Railway Freight Cars | Oregonian Railway Freight Cars | ||
Oregonian Railway Passenger Cars | Oregonian Railway Passenger Cars | ||
===Photographs.=== | ===Photographs.=== | ||
[[File:ORY-Mixed-In-Dallas-SVRR-Archives.jpg|300px|Mixed Train at Dallas, OR. Sumpter Valley Archives.]] | |||
===Maps.=== | ===Maps.=== | ||
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[[Category:36in Gauge Railroads]] | [[Category:36in Gauge Railroads]] [[Category:Carter Brothers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:02, 21 January 2023
Oregon / Common Carriers / Oregonian Railway
History
Reference Material Available Online:
Equipment Rosters
Oregonian Railway Locomotive Roster
Oregonian Railway Freight Cars
Oregonian Railway Passenger Cars
Photographs.
Maps.
Paint Reference.
- Oregonian Railway: Box Car #228, circa 1880, by Andrew Brandon.
- Illustration of a 28ft Carter Brothers built box car.
- Oregonian Railway: Box Car #230, circa 1880, by Andrew Brandon.
- Illustration of a 28ft Carter Brothers built box car. Includes information sheet on box car #230, which later became South Pacific Coast Railroad #472.