Box 63
Contains 338 Results:
Classification Yard
Freight Cars, Gondola Cars, and Tank Cars on Tracks
RIP Track and Wash Racks, 1960
Shows a clearer view of the sharp curvature of the Wye tracks which are in the upper left hand corner at 23rd Street. Closer view of repair tracks and wash rack. Employees' building and tower in background
End of Denver Terminal Tracks at 23rd Street, 1960
Denver Union Terminal Tracks and Train Sheds, 1960
Union Terminal building on left. Employee parking lot on right. Denver Union Station is to the left of the trains sheds. The low building attached to the depot is the Railway Express Company's. To the left side and toward the middle of the photo is the end of 19th Street, where it crosses the creamery tracks and turn left paralleling the terminal tracks to 20th Street, where it crosses to the west side of the tracks.
Union Pacific Freight House and Docks, 1960
Looking in opposite direction of X-4
North End of Denver Union Terminal, 1960
UP Commisary building. Track in lower right-hand corner is UP track hat goes into and crosses the creamery tracks, then goes back t o the coach and 23rd Street yards. Up track ha three grade crossings, one of which is just beyond the UP commissary building at the right center. There is another grade crossing off the bottom of the photo just out of view, at 19th street;
"Garden" Tracks and Freight Dock, 1960
Top End of "Garden" Tracks, 1960
Lower End of "Garden" Tracks, 1960
Cars are spotted for loading and unloading as well as storing cars for future use. First two tracks on the left are Ayre elevator tracks and further from left to right are Nos. 1 to 6 garden tracks. There is a crossover extending across the entire garden tracks from right to left.
Freights Houses and Docks, 1960
Freight houses on right and left sides, docks in the middle. Three leads or ladder tracks with crossovers at different locations and an old mainline. These tracks all come into the house lead.