09-09-2010, 07:45 PM
The park also has other railroad exhibits, including a live-steam 15" gauge train and a 7.5" gauge train. It is home to Arizona's MERCI train car, a gift from france after WWI.
And Magma Arizona Railroad's 2-6-0 #6. It is probably the best kept static steam display I know of. Hardly a spot of rust or faded paint on the whole thing.
And a couple of old SP-cabooses guard the entrance. The park also uses another old SP caboose as a concession stand, and a few old boxcars and passenger cars for storage.
And speaking of the dry air - that was my primary motivation to get out today. The summer humidity is done for the year.
And Magma Arizona Railroad's 2-6-0 #6. It is probably the best kept static steam display I know of. Hardly a spot of rust or faded paint on the whole thing.
And a couple of old SP-cabooses guard the entrance. The park also uses another old SP caboose as a concession stand, and a few old boxcars and passenger cars for storage.
And speaking of the dry air - that was my primary motivation to get out today. The summer humidity is done for the year.
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