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Reference: | TWH0029a | |
| Collection: | Winslow/Hendricks | ||
| Description: | Two of the famous 20 Mule Team Borax wagons. These were used to haul colmanite out of Death Valley until the T&T was completed. | ||
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Reference: | TWH0038a | |
| Collection: | Winslow/Hendricks | ||
| Description: | Tonopah & Tidewater Dining Car #506 | ||
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Reference: | TWH0039a | |
| Collection: | Winslow/Hendricks | ||
| Description: | T&T Doodlebug #99. An RMC built by the St. Louis Car Co. in 1928. He had a 275 HP engine powering a 500 V. generator for the twin traction trucks. Shown here in her delivery livery. | ||
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Reference: | TWH0040a | |
| Collection: | Winslow/Hendricks | ||
| Description: | Bullfrog Goldfield locomotive #12. A 4-6-0 built by Baldwin (#29727) as BG #14 in December, 1906. She was not rebuilt after her boiler exploded on December 29th, 1910 just north of Beatty. [Ludlow] | ||
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Reference: | TWH0044a | |
| Collection: | Winslow/Hendricks | ||
| Description: | Bullfrog Goldfield #12. A 4-6-0 built by Baldwin (#29727) as BG #14 in December 1906. Shown here as SD&A's #20. The frame and tender were sold to them for rebuilding. | ||
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Reference: | TWH0047a | |
| Collection: | Winslow/Hendricks | ||
| Description: | T&T locomotive #8. A 2-8-0 built by Baldwin (#31791) in September, 1907. Sold to Kaiser steel in 1944 and rebuilt as an 0-8-0 switcher. | ||
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Reference: | TWH0049a | |
| Collection: | Winslow/Hendricks | ||
| Description: | T&T's Ditcher #1. | ||
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Reference: | TWH0062a | |
| Collection: | Winslow/Hendricks | ||
| Description: | T&T locomotive #6. A 2-8-0 Consolidation built by Baldwin (#31419) in August, 1907. Probably at Lila C Mine. | ||
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Reference: | TWH0063a | |
| Collection: | Winslow/Hendricks | ||
| Description: | Bullfrog Goldfield locomotive #13. A 4-6-0 Baldwin, she's shown here before the wreck of Aug. 9, 1908. | ||
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Reference: | TWH0066a | |
| Collection: | Winslow/Hendricks | ||
| Description: | T&T 'Roadster'. The emergency car was converted from an Acme Touring automobile. It had a tripod support to permit turning around on the tracks. | ||