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by Anthony Sacco
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Before restoration at the Whippany Railroad museum in Whippany New Jersey, this steel “bay-window” caboose was one of seven such cars built by... more
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Before restoration at the Whippany Railroad museum in Whippany New Jersey, this steel “bay-window” caboose was one of seven such cars built by the International Car Company of Kenton, Ohio in February 1968 for the Delaware & Hudson Railway (D&H), “The Bridge Line To New England And Canada.” Originally delivered in a bright yellow and blue color scheme, the paint on this series of cars weathered poorly and all were later repainted red in the early 1970s. Such a great piece of history saved for future generations. Today it is painted bright yellow. A caboose is the boxy car that was historically attached to the end of a freight train. It provide shelter for crew that did the required switching and shunting and keeping a lookout for load shifting, damage to equipment and cargo. Must have been a fun job!
Thanks for stopping by! Use my Discount code: FXPEJM See discount at checkout. Anthony L Sacco, an award winning photographer and Engineer, has a passion for capturing unique and creative images. A Proud Featured Artist on Fine Art America! Anthony's passion for photography started over 35 years ago when he first bought his favorite all manual film camera, the Nikon FM2n. He studied college courses in photography and arts, and taught a few photography classes at a local school. He believes the person and not the camera creates the photograph. Thank you to all who have purchased Anthony's artwork! Enjoy the photos. ***Fine Art America/Pixels water marks will not show up on any purchased product.*** Questions about an order? USA...
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