Preserved Freight Cars
Number | Builder | Type | Disposition |
---|---|---|---|
132 | Narrow gauge boxcar | Static display; Laws Railroad Museum, Laws, California | |
188 | Narrow gauge stock car | Static display; Laws Railroad Museum, Laws, California | |
5335 | boxcar | Storage; Pacific Northwest Chapter NRHS, unknown location within Oregon |
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