Los Angeles River Railroads

Further downstream along the L.A. Wash, a Santa Fe, San Diegan makes it's mid morning run out of Los Angeles Union Station to it's train name. The LAUPT can be seen to the far left of the large gas storage tanks. Photo 1970
The Union Pacific Passenger Train, City of Los Angeles is pulled along the east bank of the L.A. River by a switch engine towards the LAUPT. Here is a photo of the Union Pacific Passenger Yard where the City of Los Angeles was serviced.
This Southern Pacific transfer train is on UP trackage from the Union Pacific Yard. Headed by two Alco C-628's, there were only 4 of these locomotive left on the roster at this time. Photo 1972

Framed by the concrete of the Olympic Blvd Bridge, the same Southern Pacific transfer train heads north along the L.A. Rivers east side tracks to Taylor Yard. Photo 1972

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	Further downstream along the L.A. Wash, a Santa Fe, San Diegan makes it's mid morning run out of Los Angeles Union Station to it's train name. The LAUPT can be seen to the far left of the large gas storage tanks. Photo 1970
	The Union Pacific Passenger Train, City of Los Angeles is pulled along the east bank of the L.A. River by a switch engine towards the LAUPT. Here is a photo of the Union Pacific Passenger Yard where the City of Los Angeles was serviced.
	This Southern Pacific transfer train is on UP trackage from the Union Pacific Yard. Headed by two Alco C-628's, there were only 4 of these locomotive left on the roster at this time. Photo 1972
	Framed by the concrete of the Olympic Blvd Bridge, the same Southern Pacific transfer train heads north along the L.A. Rivers east side tracks to Taylor Yard. Photo 1972
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