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• Old Mission Portland Cement Company
  ...row_Gauge_Railroads_of_California#Mining|Mining]] / [[Old Mission Portland Cement Company]] ...posed as an electrified line, much like the Ocean Shore) and the Davenport Cement plant. The narrow gauge quarry railroad was originally planned to be 23 5/8
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• Santa Cruz Portland Cement
  ...ge Railroads of California#Industrial|Industrial]] / [[Santa Cruz Portland Cement]] ...pacificng.com/imglib/main.php?g2_itemId=1392 Collected Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co Photographs.]
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• Cowell Portland Cement Company
  ...Gauge Railroads of California#Industrial|Industrial]] / [[Cowell Portland Cement Company]] ...Point & Clayton Railroad. Both railroads were owned by the Cowell Portland Cement Company. A standard gauge locomotive letered for the BP&C moved product to
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• Los Angeles Municipal Cement Mill
  ...ow_Gauge_Railroads_of_California#Mining|Mining]] / [[Los Angeles Municipal Cement Mill]] ...Line, 1 mi (2km) east of Summit station. Construction of the the Municipal Cement Plant of the City of Los Angeles and adjacent “company town” began in 1
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• Cowell Portland Cement Company Locomotive Roster
  ..._Gauge_Railroads_of_California#Industrial|Industrial]] / [[Cowell Portland Cement Company]] ...e narrow gauge (42") locomotives were all lettered for the Cowell Portland Cement Co. They moved limestone from the quarries to the rock crusher.
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• Santa Cruz Portland Cement
  ...ge Railroads of California#Industrial|Industrial]] / [[Santa Cruz Portland Cement]] ...pacificng.com/imglib/main.php?g2_itemId=1392 Collected Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co Photographs.]
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• Cowell Portland Cement Company
  ...Gauge Railroads of California#Industrial|Industrial]] / [[Cowell Portland Cement Company]] ...Point & Clayton Railroad. Both railroads were owned by the Cowell Portland Cement Company. A standard gauge locomotive letered for the BP&C moved product to
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• Old Mission Portland Cement Company
  ...row_Gauge_Railroads_of_California#Mining|Mining]] / [[Old Mission Portland Cement Company]] ...posed as an electrified line, much like the Ocean Shore) and the Davenport Cement plant. The narrow gauge quarry railroad was originally planned to be 23 5/8
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• New York Central Railroad Paint Information
  ...etween 1 April and 1 October. Paint shops not equipped to handle Black Car Cement painted them freight car red. New open top and flat cars built after 6 June 1956 are painted F-1 Black Car Cement.
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• Cowell Portland Cement Company Locomotive Roster
  ..._Gauge_Railroads_of_California#Industrial|Industrial]] / [[Cowell Portland Cement Company]] ...e narrow gauge (42") locomotives were all lettered for the Cowell Portland Cement Co. They moved limestone from the quarries to the rock crusher.
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• Los Angeles Municipal Cement Mill
  ...ow_Gauge_Railroads_of_California#Mining|Mining]] / [[Los Angeles Municipal Cement Mill]] ...Line, 1 mi (2km) east of Summit station. Construction of the the Municipal Cement Plant of the City of Los Angeles and adjacent “company town” began in 1
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• Industrial Railroads of California
  <span class="rltitle">[[Cowell Portland Cement Company|Cowell Portland Cement Company.]]</span><br /> ...ge]].''' In 1907 the Cowell Portland Cement Company established a portland cement manufacturing coomplex, including employee housing at Cowell (currently Con
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• U.S. Gypsum Company
  ...ent Company. U.S. Gypsum purchased the operation from the Pacific Portland Cement Company in 1946.
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• Mining Railroads of California
  ...class="rltitle">[[Los Angeles Municipal Cement Mill|Los Angeles Municipal Cement Mill.]]</span><br /> ...rry a narrow gauge railroad was constructed. The mill continually produced cement through the completion of the aqueduct in 1913 and ceased operation in 1915
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• San Joaquin & Sierra Nevada Railroad
  ...t Lodi with the SP mainline that ran from Stockton - Sacramento. After the cement plant closed, the branch was used to store railroad freight cars. Eventuall
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• Chicago Burlington & Quincy Paint Information
  Grain and merchandise cars painted brown, using either Parker's Cement or Prince's Mineral Paint. Stock cars painted brown, using either Parker's Cement or Prince's Mineral Paint. Ironwork, trucks and roof edges painted black.
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• Merchant's Despatch (MDT) Paint Information
  ...the body, roof and letterboards; Underframe and trucks are Black No.1 Car Cement; Lettering is Snolite No.5 (white).
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• Oxide and Metallic Paints
  ...Greene is issued patent No. 53,140 on 13 march 1866 for "Improved Roofiing-Cement, Paint & c." ...vented a new and useful improvement in Paint, applicable also as a roofing cement and other purposes; and I do hereby declare that the following is a full an
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• A History of the San Joaquin & Sierra Nevada Railroad.
  ...assenger service ended in 1932, steam gave way to diesels, and finally the cement plant closed in 1984. For 20 some years the branch was out of service, but
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• Natomas Consolidated Company
  ...any%20Fair%20Oaks&pg=RA1-PA4#v=onepage&q&f=false Coast Rock Incorporated.] Cement and Engineering News. Vol 32. No 5. Chicago, May, 1920. Pg 28.</ref> ...l material to Crusher No. 2. Fair Oaks plant later operated by the Pacific Cement and Aggregate Company until 1970s Lone Star Aggregates. Lone Star supplied
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• Union Pacific Railroad Paint Information
  .... B-50-40 and B-50-41 class boxcars receive C.S.22 No.168 Medium Black Car Cement on roofs, ends, and underframe. ...ncil Paste. Class G-50-13 gondolas receive C.S.222 No.168 medium black car cement on ends and underframe.
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• Iron Mountain Railway
  ...sota Flat mill by way of the narrow gauge. The concentrates, called copper cement were then hauled to Keswick for transshipment. Another 500 tons of ore was
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• Cooke Narrow Gauge Locomotives Builders List
  | Lehigh Portland Cement | Stock to Lehigh Portland Cement Co. 8/1922
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• Locomotive Front End Paints
  *Frazer Specialty Co. (Frazer Locomotive Joint and Boiler Front Cement): Detroit MI.
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• Colusa and Lake Railroad
  ...sed by the [[Imperial Gypsum & Oil Co.]] in 1921 (Later [[Pacific Portland Cement Co.]], then [[U.S. Gypsum Company]]) for use building a railroad out of Pla
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