Kingman,Arizona by Richardphotos
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south of Interstate 40 on highway 93
Comments (26)
Sweet! to wish that this was operational......
Where are all the kids? There should be a hundred kids playing all over this thing?
school day. actually I was glad that there were no buggers running around
cool old train for viewing.
cool shot
Excellent train shot !!!
Cool train and shot!
Great shot. I can never get enough of those old trains.
Fantastic old steamer Richard, thanks for posting this. Stan
Nice old train.. wonderful shot :)
Wow beautiful power house of locomotive Richard.. Super capture!! Love it!
cool
Powerful SL!!!
Great capture of this truly classic train, Richard.
A grand piece of history.
Fantastic work.
Love the old train, Richard!
Great shot, I tried to find more info about the hood on the smoke stack which I have never seen before! Found the history of this magnificent machine on wiki at (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Fe_3759) The engine had traveled over 2,585,000 miles or about 5-1/2 round trips to the moon before retirement!
wonderful shot
very cool... one thing about US steam loco's... they were BIG!!
Nice capture. The sister for this locomotive [#3768] Is located at the Great Plains Transportation Museum in Wichita, Ks. If you notice, the smoke stack on this engine is very short. It was an expanding stack that could reach 3 feet approximately. In your honor, Richard, I will post a picture of #3768. JC
Great looking engine!
What a lovely vintage train it looks so immaculate nice shot :) Cathy xoxoxo
I love these old steam locomotives....I find them truly fascinating....
Beautiful engine!
A great shot of this old iron horse, Richard!
A beautiful photo and zoom - a powerful 4-8-4 engine!