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Wabuska Depot

Date of photo: November 24, 1949
Photographer: Unknown

Source: Facebook: Don Benning

Tags: wabuska, wabuskadepot,

Available Sizes: 800x521 | 950x619

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The small town of Wabuska, in the Mason Valley north of Yerington, was a stop on the Carson and Colorado Railroad. After the Southern Pacific took over the railroad the depot there stayed in use for a while. Here SP locomotive #3237 is stopped at the depot. By the 1980s the depot was abandoned. In the late 80s it was moved to the Nevada State Railroad Museum where it was restored and now serves as the passenger depot for their steam train rides.

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Date Uploaded: November 29, 2020

Permanent Link: http://wnhpc.com/details/fb10158283428706973

Contributor: Don Benning on Facebook

Source: Facebook: Don Benning

Source URL: https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=10158283428706973&set=gm.3589062597825847

Source Caption: Southern Pacific. Engine 3237, again, standing by the Wabuska depot. 11-24-49.UNR


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