Ludlow
T&T - Milepost 0.00 - Elevation 1774
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Reference: | TWH0048a | |
| Collection: | Winslow/Hendricks | ||
| Description: | Bullfrog Goldfield #12 - or the remains thereof, after the boiler explosion of 1910. | ||
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Reference: | TWH0059a | |
| Collection: | Winslow/Hendricks | ||
| Description: | T&T #9, a 4-6-0 was built in September 1907 by Baldwin (#32292). She was later sold to Morrison-Knudsen and finally scrapped in 1946. | ||
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TWH0060a | ||
| Collection: | Winslow/Hendricks | ||
| Description: | T&T Freight House and company housing. The view is looking northwest across the T&T's part of Ludlow. The town is to the rightback of the photographer. | ||
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Reference: | TWH0064a | |
| Collection: | Winslow/Hendricks | ||
| Description: | The Engine Shop with T&T #4, #6, #7, #54, one of the switchers and another unidentified locomotive. | ||
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Reference: | TWH0067a | |
| Collection: | Winslow/Hendricks | ||
| Description: | The Engine Shop at Ludlow with newly purchased #7 and #8 under assembly. | ||
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Reference: | TWH0070a | |
| Collection: | Winslow/Hendricks | ||
| Description: | Remains of Bullfrog Goldfield #13 after being towed in. She was wrecked in a washout Aug. 9th, 1908. [Gerstley] | ||
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Reference: | TWH0071a | |
| Collection: | Winslow/Hendricks | ||
| Description: | Bullfrog Goldfield's #12 after the boiler explosion in 1910. Note the split coupler to handle link and pin cars. | ||
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Reference: | TWH0072a | |
| Collection: | Winslow/Hendricks | ||
| Description: | Company tent housing at Ludlow during the early period of construction of the T&T. | ||
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Reference: | TWH0080a | |
| Collection: | Winslow/Hendricks | ||
| Description: | From the hills west of the town. Tracks for all three railroads can be seen. The T&T at mid-left, the S.P. in the foreground and the L&S at mid-right. | ||
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Reference: | TMR0550c | |
| Collection: | Mojave River Valley Museum | ||
| Description: | View eastwards along ATSF main line (L) and sidings. Station is ATSF, T&T Station is located behind the photographer on left. (see TMR0558b) | ||
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