Railroad Enthusiast 1969 Winter and Spring Golden Spike Centennial Issue 28

Railroad Enthusiast 1969 Winter and Spring Golden Spike Centennial Issue 28

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Railroad Enthusiast 1969 Winter and Spring Golden Spike Centennial Issue 28
 
The Railroad Enthusiast 1969 Winter and Spring Golden Spike Centennial Issue 28 pages
JUST AS the first transcontinental railroads drew their resources --in both personnel and materials --from many different and far-flung sources, so this issue has assembled its material from a myriad of contributors. Especially helpful were the Public Relations Departments of the Association of American Railroads, Union Pacific Railroad and Southern Pacific Company. Most of the old historic photographs--and some of the text material-came from these three sources.
Sacramento-based member Al Papp produced monumental accounts of both the Southern Pacific's steam locomotives and passenger operations on short notice. Many of the present-day scenes of the first "transcon" route came from the camera of Windy City member Doug Wornom. To these members go our special appreciation.
On-the-scene ceremonies of the Last Spike Ceremony at Promentory are still being planned by the Golden Spike Centennial Celebration Commission. About a mile of track is being relaid on the original roadbed through Promentory, a museum is being constructed, and a series of celebrations is being scheduled for the period before, during and after the centennial date of May 10, 1969. Their finalization will be announced within the next few months.


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