Re: Yet another narrow gauge mystery railroad #2...

Based on the picture... this is generally dry country, likely central Sierra north through the Shasta area... its steep... Maybe 4,000 to 6,000' elevation... So staying near Mt Shasta, maybe the operation at Round Mountain... which was developed as Shasta Lumber, to Terry, to Red River Lumber.

They had an otherwise unidentified 0-4-0t, possibly a ex-D&RG 0-6-0t, two former Ferries & Cliff House 2-4-2t's, a Climax and a Heisler (the Heisler was ex Borate & Daggett, to Death Valley RR, to Nevada Short Line, to Red River Lumber...

Randy

Randy Hees

Director, Nevada State Railroad Museum, Boulder City, retired
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