Re: West Side Lumber Company caboose #4
| July 19, 2017 06:41PM |
Jerry - That was WSLC long caboose #3. It is currently located outside Oroville, CA and is owned by Hal Wilmunders grandson Casey. I believe he is beginning to restore the caboose or at least planning to do so I hear. The caboose was stored at the NCNG museum during the 2004-05 time frame which is where the picture was taken. It has suffered from a fire and the cupola and roof was damaged. John
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