Towns, construction, bridges
Creator: Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway Company
Date: Various
Unit ID: 58002
Title (Main title): Towns, construction, bridges
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- 350 miles of main line newly built and another 100 miles rebuilt. 1887.
- Aerial view of early construction in Santa Fe's electronic classification yard Argentine, Kansas, unknown date
- After Magnaflux test, rail moves on rollers out of prefabricated shed in foreground onto flatcars. When leaded, train of flat cars bearing 1/4 mile lengths of rail will proceed to the site of rail laying. . . .
- [A huge underground room at Carlsbad Caverns, Carlsbad, New Mexico. Date unknown]
- A man looking into the distance of short grass prairie. unknown location, unknown date
- an Aerial view of Redbird Industrial district in Dallas, Texas, unknown date
- an aerial view of Santa Fe's new electronic classification yard; during early construction in Argentine, Kansas, unknown date
- Anaheim, the Santa Fe and Disneyland Railroad Locomotive, "Ernest S. March", named after the president of Santa Fe, pulls into Main Street station at Disneyland, California, unknown date
- An Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Hospital Association mule drawn ambulance pictured at either Topeka, KS or Las Vegas New Mexico.
- An elevated view of Kansas Avenue, from 6th Avenue to 10th Avenue, on the west side of the street, Topeka, Kansas 1876.
- an end view of the rail station and depot of the Santa Fe and Disneyland railroad. Disneyland, California, unknown date
- an illustration showing Fort Larned, Kansas, copied from Harper's Weekly, June 8, 1867, sketched by Theodore Davis.
- an Iron Bridge and Tunnel at Johnson's Canyon, Arizona, unknown date
- an Old-time Atlantic and Pacific train crossing the bridge at Diablo Canyon, Arizona. unknown date
- an original canvas painting by C. Cassady entitled, END OF THE TRAIL, depicting the Plaza of Old Santa Fe, New Mexico, about 1850
- an original canvas painting by Henry Worrall depicting: a herd of buffalo in, Kansas, 1871
- artist W.M. Elliot lithographic print. An artist rendered aerial map of Colton, California, in 1887
- A Santa Fe freight train passing a ranch house at Wooton Ranch in Raton Pass, Colorado, unknown date
- Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Rail service schedule: Time Table No. 3. for Kansas, Sept. 23, 1889
- Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway Company's El Capitan
- Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway Company's El Capitan, Albuquerque, New Mexico
- Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway Company's El Capitan, Albuquerque, New Mexico
- Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company's electronic classification yard,Argentine, Kansas,
- Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company's passenger train, Burlingame, Kansas
- Atlantic & Pacific Passenger Train On Canyon Diablo Bridge
- A view of Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kansas, 1876.
- Bison Herd Painting By Henry Worrall
- Branding Cattle
- Branding Cattle
- Branding time near Raton, New Mexico, unknown date
- Bridge over the Colorado River, built by the A & P Railroad in 1883, at Needles, California, 1883
- Broadway North From Second St
- Building the A&P (A.T.&S.F.). End Of Track Gang A. & P. R.R.
- But it was hard going and slow. 12 to 15 miles was a day's trip for the Mule-Train. From the Missouri River to Santa Fe was an 80 to 90 day's haul.
- Canyon Diablo Railroad bridge, between Flagstaff and Winslow Arizona. Canyon Diablo, Arizona, unknown date
- Cattle, as freight, being fed alfalfa enroute to market. Seligman, Arizona, unknown date
- Cattle branding time near Raton, New Mexico, unknown date
- Colorado River bridge at Topock, Arizona, unknown date
- Colorado River bridge before the center pier was built at Topock Arizona. unknown location, unknown date
- Copy Of AT&SF Railway Timetable No 3 Effective September 23 1869
- Covered Wagon On Trail Photograph of unknown location
- Dinner menu served on the A.T.S.F. rail service. unknown location, unknown date
- Disneyland Monorail on a raised track in Disneyland. Anaheim, California, unknown date
- Downtown In Early Days Photograph of Williams, Arizona
- Drawing Of Fort Larned Harpers Weekly Photograph of Fort Larned, Kansas
- Early Day Railway Stage
- early day railway stage equipment was a far cry from the swift modern streamliners. unknown location, unknown date
- Eastern Oklahoma Railway about 1899, moving dirt the hard way.
- East Portal West Bound Tunnel - Raton Mountain. September14, 1936
- End Of Track Three Miles East Of Hutchinson Photograph of unknown location
- Engineering staff and office at Santa Fe's Railway's new electronic classification yard at Argentine, Kansas, unknown date
- Engraving Of Weston Missouri
- Feeding Cattle
- First stone house built in New Town Albuquerque, New Mexico Territory
- First Trading Post Photograph of Canyon Diablo, Arizona
- front exterior of the St. Francis Cathedral, Santa Fe, New Mexico, unknown date
- Giants of the past, in 5/8 scale, meet on the right-of-way of the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railway. Anaheim, California, unknown date
- Grading desert for Railroad right of way
- [Group of men cooking over an outdoor stove. Location unknown date unknown]
- hand drawn sketch by Bolmar, of an ox team pulling a covered wagon. unknown, unknown date
- heading out of the square roundhouse past coaches of the passenger train is the C.K. Holliday. Anaheim, California, unknown date
- Hyde Yard Photograph of Dodge City, Kansas, 1872
- installing secondary retarders at Santa Fe's electronic classification yard in Argentine, Kansas, unknown date
- interior of the Criste Rey Church in Santa Fe, New Mexico, unknown date
- Kansas Avenue looking north from 7th street. Topeka, Kansas 1876
- Kansas - Views In The City Of Atchison; The Great Railway Centre Of The State. Copied from Frank Leslies' Illustrated Newspaper, June 11, 1887.
- Knowles Bridge Camp, Johnson's Canyon, Arizona
- Las Vegas and vicinity, Las Vegas, New Mexico, unknown date
- laying of welded rail at the Santa Fe's electronic classification yard in the Argentine district near Kansas City. in Argentine, Kansas, unknown date
- Laying Welded Rail
- Laying Welded Rail Muir Tresstle
- List of "Rules for Running Trains" written by T.J. Peter.
- Looking Over Country Side
- Looking Southeast From Boot Hill Photograph of Dodge City, Kansas, 1874
- Looking West South Side Of Railroad Tracks Photograph of Dodge City, Kansas, Sept. 1872
- Main street, USA, (19th century version) Disneyland. This is a view of the Santa Fe station which is at the entrance of Walt Disney's newest venture into the entertainment field, Disneyland. Anaheim, California, unknown date
- Marines Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal (LAUPT)
- Marker stone marks the end of the old Santa Fe Trail; familiar to Stephan Easton, one of two surviving members of Teddy Roosevelt's "Rough Riders".
- Military Dining Room Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal (LAUPT)
- military personnel marching onto a train. Unknown location, unknown date
- Military Personnel Take A Brief Rest
- Montezuma Hot Springs Hotel, Las Vegas, New Mexico,
- Muir Spur Franklin Canyon
- Muir Trestle With MOW Gang
- New steel in Cajon Pass, California, will be the 1,440 foot welded rail which is shown here being unloaded through a special wheel-truck dolly. Nov 58
- Night-time welding operations with the Matisa-Schlatter rail welding machine provide a dramatic display of sparks as the rail ends are heated for fusing.
- of hand rendered artwork, of an unidentified man, unknown location, unknown date
- Old Bridge Across Missouri River
- Old Ranch House
- Original Homested (cabin) Of Dick Wooton Owner Of Toll Wagon Road Through Raton Pass
- "OUT OF THE WOODS" into Kansas.
- Over 40,000 Buffalo hydes [hides] were stacked in this long pile. Hyde [Hide] Yard Dodge City, Kans.
- Pack mules, 1812-24, in Monument Valley, Arizona
- Parking terraces and government buildings in Carlsbad Caverns National Park, New Mexico. 1940
- Passenger Engine Number 501 taken at San Angelo, Texas, 1928
- Picture Of Death Valley Scotty And Woman
- Plaque commemorating Cyrus K. Holliday (1826-1900) pioneer and an early mayor of Topeka, Kansas.
- power lines being strung at Santa Fe's electronic classification yard at Argentine, Kansas, unknown date
- Queen's Chamber found in the seven-mile tour of Carlsbad Caverns National Park in southeastern New Mexico. Carlsbad, New Mexico. Date unknown
- railroad tracks from one point perspective near, Flagstaff, Arizona, unknown date
- railroad workers replacing a rail with pry bars and man-power. unknown location, unknown date
- Rancho de Taos Mission near Taos, New Mexico, unknown date
- Ranchos de Taos Mission near Taos, New Mexico, unknown date
- Raton Pass, Colorado
- Raton Pass, Colorado,
- Raton Pass Colorado & New Mexico State Line. January 30,1937
- Redbird Industrial district Dallas, Texas,
- Right Of Way Near Flagstaff
- Saga of the Santa Fe Trail
- Santa Fe and Disneyland Railway arrives at the Frontier land station on it's colorful trip around the "Magic Kingdom" Anaheim, California, unknown date
- Santa Fe and Frisco Lines joined forces and the steel trail moved westward.
- Santa Fe China Basin Terminal, San Francisco, California.
- Santa Fe Layout Chicago Museum Of Science And Industry
- Santa Fe pushed its track west to New Mexico, by 1880 had reached Albuquerque.
- Santa Fe Railroad distributes seed wheat for first winter wheat crop. Guthrie, Oklahoma, September 1889
- Santa Fe Reading Room
- Santa Fe Trail looking through Dodge City, KS, 1872
- Santa Fe Trail wagon wheel ruts. Date unknown location unknown
- Santa Fe workman laying track at Muir, California, unknown date
- scale model railroad complete with automated track controls; displayed in a lobby with other transportation industry exhibits, unknown date or location
- section maintenance, with a rail on a trestle and a section crew following. Alhambra California, unknown date
- Service men enjoying a meal at the special dining room in the Los Angeles Union Passenger terminal. Los Angeles, California, unknown date
- sidewalk view of the Santa Fe and Disneyland Railway arriving at the Frontier land Station on it's colorful visit around the "Magic Kingdom" Anaheim, California, unknown date
- Sod house on the Western Plains.
- Sod House on the Western Plains.
- Stage Coach Racing A Train
- Stage On South Rim Of Grand Canyon
- stalactites and stalagmites of Carlsbad Caverns, Carlsbad, New Mexico, 1940
- Steam powered rock drilling equipment on the eastern Oklahoma Railway about 1899.
- St. Francis of Assisi Mission at Rancho de Taos. Taos, New Mexico, unknown date
- Tank corps members take a brief rest after alighting from troop train before unloading tanks from flat cars during World War II. unknown location, unknown date
- The birds-eye view from the water works of San Angelo, Texas, 1885
- The Breakfast menu served on the Santa Fe dining car service by Fred Harvey. unknown location, Jan. 19, 1911
- The Cross of the Martyrs, located on a small hilltop seven tenths of a mile from the Plaza in Santa Fe, New Mexico, unknown date
- The Disneyland-Alweg monorail on a raised track with the amusement park attraction of the Matterhorn in the background. Anaheim, California, unknown date
- The Dome Room of Carlsbad Caverns. Carlsbad, New Mexico. Date unknown.
- The east portal of the westbound tunnel at Raton, New Mexico, completed in 1908, it is 2789 feet long.
- The End of the Santa Fe Rails, just east of Hutchinson Kansas in 1872
- "The E.P. Ripley," passenger train of the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad. Anaheim, California, unknown date
- The exterior of the Criste Rey Church in the town of Santa Fe, New Mexico, unknown date
- The first trading Post at, Diablo Canyon, Arizona, unknown date
- The front exterior facade of San Miguel Mission in Santa Fe, New Mexico, unknown date
- The group of people in front of a southwest-style native stone building, eating watermelon. unknown location, unknown date
- The horse-drawn railway stage in front of an early restaurant. Location unknown, unknown date
- The horse-drawn stagecoach racing a steam locomotive across the open prairie. unknown location, unknown date
- The horse-drawn stagecoach transporting passengers along the rim of the Grand Canyon, Arizona, 1903
- The hotel lobby with passengers and railroad workers, passing the time while apparently waiting for a train. unknown location, unknown date
- The interior of the San Felipe Catholic Church in the "Old Town" section of Albuquerque, New Mexico, unknown date
- The large two-story structure possibly a Hotel. unknown location, unknown date
- The lobby of a railroad station or hotel, with passengers and railroad workers passing time: playing cards, checkers and reading newspapers , unknown date or location
- The Lunch Menu served on the A.T.S.F. rail service. unknown location, Dec. 12, 1911
- The Matisa-Schlatter rail welder is contained in a special car through which the lengths of rail are moved as they are joined.
- The mission Church at Trampas, New Mexico, unknown date
- The nearly completed phase of the Santa Fe's electronic classification yard in Argentine, Kansas, unknown date
- The old mission church which was built by the Indians under the direction of the early Spanish soldiers and missionaries between 1612 and 1632. Taos, New Mexico, unknown date
- The old Santa Fe bridge at Needles before the new Topock bridge was built. Needles, California, unknown date
- The Old Santa Fe Trail in relative Position to the Main Line of the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway. Research and compilation from Base Map of the U. S. Geological Survey . . . by Max Gundlach. . . .
- The Old town of Trinidad, Colorado, 1878
- The original homestead (cabin) of Dick Wooton, pioneer and owner of the wagon road through Raton Pass, Colorado, unknown date
- The Ox Wagon, 1824-48. Teams of two, four or six oxen were used in many covered wagon caravans on the Santa Fe Trail.
- the San Felipe Church in the "Old Town" section of Albuquerque, New Mexico, unknown date
- The Santa Fe Disneyland railway freight train stop at the Frontier land Station to accept passengers for the ride around the perimeter of Disneyland Anaheim, California, unknown date
- The Santa Fe Railroad in Kansas.
- The Stage Coach - "Concord Model" - mode of travel 1848-1872, only a month's journey from Independence, Missouri, to Santa Fe, New Mexico.
- The steam engine C.K. Holliday pulls through a tunnel and past an Indian village in Disneyland. Anaheim, California, unknown date
- The steam locomotive of the Santa Fe and Disneyland railroad at the Disneyland depot (elevation 138 ft) on it's colorful trip around the "Magic Kingdom", California, unknown date
- The stereopticon slide from a series on New Mexican Scenery of Santa Fe, New Mexico, unknown date
- The team of four horses hitched to an unidentified drag with wheels. unknown location, unknown date
- The train crossing the bridge at Canyon Diablo, Arizona, unknown date
- The typical scene showing women drawing water from a ground pool in plaza near old Mission Church at Aroma Pueblo, New Mexico, unknown date
- The view from the balcony of the five-story addition to the La Fonda Hotel in Santa Fe, New Mexico, unknown date
- The view of Broadway north from Second street. unknown date
- The welded rail coming out of tunnel #2 and going over the trestle at Alhambra Valley. Alhambra, California, unknown date
- The Westside--looking south, of Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kansas, 1870
- This massive growth which has been forming for at least fifty million years is one of the most majestic masses of limestone on record.
- This was the cover of the elaborate printed invitation which the san Diego chamber of Commerce issued for its "through to San Diego" railroad celebration held November 18, 1885.
- thousands of railroad ties being laid down for tracks in Santa Fe's electronic classification system in Argentine, Kansas, unknown date
- track being laid in tunnel number one. Unknown location, unknown date
- Track Gang
- Track laying machine in a cut at Blackwell, Texas.
- Trade took to wheels as well as hooves, ox-carts, road-wagons, carriages, were all found on the Santa Fe Trail.
- transporting rails in a desert environment unknown location, unknown date
- Traveling by stage coach in the early days was an exciting and perilous method of travel.
- Twin Domes and Giant Stalagmites in the Big Room in Carlsbad Caverns National Park.
- "Under the Cross." this picture was taken by Harry Hall, boiler inspector at an unknown location, in New Mexico, unknown date
- Unknown
- [View of Dodge City looking west, south side of the railroad tracks. September, 1872.
- View of Dodge City taken looking southeast from Boot Hill, 1874
- [View of Front Street, Dodge City, Kansas, 1878]
- View Of Front Street Photograph of Dodge City, Kansas 1878
- [View of Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kansas 1860s]
- Views Of Kansas City Kansas And Atchison Kansas Drawings From Frank Leslies Illustrated News Paper
- Wells Fargo's first load of freight at Gutherie, Oklahoma, unknown date
- what has long been considered the most beautiful of the Southwest Spanish Churches, Ranchos de Taos was erected in 1771. Taos, New Mexico, unknown date
- Williams Arizona, in the early days. Williams, Arizona, unknown date
