Santa Fe 3751 Steams Through Carlsbad

by The Editors on June 1, 2008

People began gathering at the Tamarack railroad crossing at 10:30 AM today as word spread through Carlsbadistan that an “old-time steam engine” was on it’s way down the track.

That steam engine was the historic exSanta Fe 3751 which pulled the last steam passenger train between Los Angeles and San Diego in 1953. It is currently owned by the San Bernardino Railroad Historical Society.

This historic engine will be steaming back to Los Angeles today and is scheduled to leave the Santa Fe Station in downtown San Diego at 2:30 PM. Those interested in seeing it on its way north should be at the Carlsbad tracks between 3:10 and 3:40 PM.

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[Link: The San Diego Steam Special]

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Sick of the old geezers but love old trains! June 2, 2008 at 7:50 pm

Dang! Sorry we missed it. Let us know if you hear of it coming through town again anytime soon. Thanks for youtubing it!

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