Checks can be sent to:  R. Donald Ross, 3821 Crater Lake Ct, Irving, TX 75062-4015

1 "Gov. Stanford" was built by Richard Norris & Son in 1862, #1040.  It was renumbered 212 and donated to Stanford University in March 1899.  It was donated to Railway & Locomotive Historical Society in May 1963,. and went to the California State Railroad Museum.

3 "C. P. Huntington" was built by Danforth Cooke & Co in October 1863, #277.  It became Southern Pacific 1 "C. P. Huntington" on February 5, 1871, and donated to State of California in September 1964.  It was then donated to Railway & Locomotive Historical Society in June 1969.  It went to CSRM.

19 "Carson" was built by Cooke in December 1865. It was burned on November 27, 1873, and rebuilt on December 26, 1873. It was rebuilt at Sacramento Shops in December 1885, #23, as Central Pacific 19. It was renumbered SP 1762 in 1891 and 2208, Class T-6, in 1901. It was retired January 31, 1922, and scrapped at Albany on February 6, 1923.

31 "Mariposa" was built by Norris-Lancaster 1864, #37, as Western Pacific RR "G" "Mariposa".  It was merged as CP 31 "Mariposa" in June 1870 and rebuilt in 1874.  It was renumbered Southern Pacific 1193, Class CT,  in 1891 and renumbered 1215, Class E-63, in 1901.  It was renumbered 1488 on November 5, 1906, and rebuilt in 1907.  It was retired on November 16, 1908, and sold to Atlantic Equipment Co for Los Angeles Aqueduct Co on December 24. 1908.  It became Stockton Terminal & Eastern 1 in January 1909.  It was donated to Travel Town Museum on August 17, 1953.

58 "Bison" was built by Schenectady in June 1868, #576.  It beccame Southern Pacific 1533, Class DO, and renumbered 2020, Class T-57, in 1901.  I was sold at Mammoth Copper Mining 1 on December 15, 1906.  The photo shown is a substitute before the tender was completed.

60 "Jupiter" was built by M Bair & Co (Baldwin) in January 1873, #3090, as Virginia & Truckee Ry 12 "Genoa".  It was sold to Eastern Railroads in 1938 for the New York Worlds Fair and donated to Railway & Locomotive Historical Society in 1940.  It was shown at the Chicago Railroad Fair as CP 60 and donated to the California State in 1969.

60 "Jupiter" was built by Baldwin in February 1875, #3693 as V&T 22 "Inyo".  It was sold to Paramount Pictures in March 1937 and appeared in various movies.  It was leased to National Parks Service as CP 60 in 1969 and sold to State of Nevada as V&T 22.

60 "Jupiter" was built by Chad O'Connor in 1979.  It is now at Golden Spike National Historic Site.

189 was built by Schenectady in May 1875, #981.  It became Southern Pacific 1554, Class DO, and renumbered 2023, Class T-57, in 1901.  It was sold as Amador Central RR 5 on March 28, 1910, and scrapped in 1945.

201 was built by North Shore Ry in 1902 as "Electra".  his became Northwestern Pacific as "Electra" amd later became CP as 201.  It was transferred as Pacific Electric Ry 1544 in 1917.  It was retired in 1952 and was placed at Travel Town.

233, Class HA, was built by Sacramento Shops in January 1882, #16.  It sold as Southern Pacific 233 in March 1885 and later became Class EC.  It was renumbered 1504 and Class S-1 in January 1901.  It was renumbered 1903.  It was retired in August 1912 and sold to L R Fields on August 8, 1914.  It was sold as Oregon Portland Cement Co 1903 in April 1917.  It was donated to California-Nevada Railroad Historical Society in July 1938 and donated to Pacific Locomotive Association on August 9, 1972.  It was traded to the California State RR Museum in October 2003.

Thanks for information: Kevin V Bunker

AMDG

6/18/2021

Memorial of Saint Abraham of Clermont

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Choose Life.

Mom did.

Don's Depot

Seeing the sun, the moon and the stars, I said to myself, "Who could be the Master of these beautiful things?"  I felt a great desire to see Him, to known Him and to pay Him homage.