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City of Prineville Railroad John Henderson Photos |
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John Henderson visited Prineville on several occassions from the later 1970s through the lat 1990s. |
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#101 and #103 switching cars in Prineville.
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ANother shot of the #101 and #103 assembling an outbound train in Prineville.
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#101 and #103 leading a train somewhere on the line.
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Another shot of the #101 and #103 leading a train.
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One last photo of the #101 and #103 switching in Prineville.
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#985 approaches the scale house while switching in Prineville.
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Another shot of the #985 switching in Prineville.
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#989 pulling loaded woodchip hoppers out of the Ochoco Lumber mill.
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#989 switching one of the mills on the line.
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#989 pulls a train of mostly woodchip hoppers towards Prineville Junction.
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#989 with an outbound train underneath the rimrock geologic formations so common in eastern Oregon.
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A COP freight seen through a wheel irrigation line.
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The Crooked River Dinner Train sitting at Prineville Junction.
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COP had two of these ancient bottom dump hoppers, both purchased from the Nevada Copper Belt.
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A pair of ancient side dump hoppers the railroad once owned.
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City of Prineville's caboose #202.
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The railroad also had two of these former Missouri Pacific cabooses.
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