THIS VIEW LOOKS NORTH AND SHOWS THE LOWER YARD. ALL THE TRACKS ARE FULL AS TRAINS WAIT FOR POWER AND NEW CREWS.
LOOKING SOUTH FROM THE FUELING TRACKS. THE TANK CARS HELD DIESEL FUEL FOR THE NEW DIESELS. A STRING OF RELIEF TENDERS MADE FROM OLD PASSENGER EQUIPMENTCAN BE SEEN ON THE RIGHT.
LOOKING NORTH FROM THE FUELING TRACKS. THE LARGE BUILDING ON THE RIGHT WAS THE MACHINE SHOP.
SOME OF THE OLD STEAM FACILITIES WERE USED INTO THE DIESEL ERA. HERE WORKERS ARE SHOWN STANDING ON PLATFORMS MOUNTED TO THE SANDING TOWER.
A SET OF F-UNITS LEAD BY 6262 IS SPOTTED UNDER THE SAND TOWER. THE MEN ARE POURING SAND INTO THE SANDING HATCHES LOCATED UNDER THE CAB WINDOWS. THE MALLET SHED IS LOCATED TO THE LEFT OF THE PHOTO WITH A CAB FORWARD WATCHING ITS REPLACEMENT GETTING ALL THE ATTENTION.