Frisco Preserved Cabooses

Discussion in 'Cabooses General' started by mark, Mar 10, 2014.

  1. mark

    mark Staff Member Staff Member

    Attached is a spreadsheet of Frisco preserved cabooses.

    We have attempted to list a specific street number address, city, county and state wherever possible. Additional information about the site (city park, etc.) is included if available.

    The current location of these cars can be dynamic, with some of these cars moving targets. Field research with photographs, addresses, interviews with owners and additional notes are encouraged. We welcome additions and corrections.

    Ideally as a group we will establish a Frisco week or weekend for field research. Frisco folks can then target remaining Frisco cabooses, bridges, depots, etc in their area to photograph and document the current status. This will help build our information base and could lead to improved preservation efforts.

    Hope this helps.

    Thanks!

    Mark
     

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  2. paul slavens

    paul slavens Member

    Great work Mark.

    You have listed a handful of cabooses that I did not know survived, now I have more "too see cabooses" on my list. I noticed a couple of entries that can be updated.

    Caboose SLSF 1735 is no longer at Picher OK. She was moved to a summer camp called 5 Mile Camp, in extreme NE Oklahoma, not too far from Joplin. I will look for the address and post it soon.

    Also, SLSF 1228 is no longer at Okmulgee, OK. It has been missing since about 2001 or 2002.

    Caboose SLSF 1259 exists somewhere on display but I have no idea where it is. Found a picture on the web and posted it on this site under the thread for caboose SLSF 1259.

    Your earlier posts have been very valuable to me when I first started driving to caboose locations to see them. Every summer my boys and I drive to new locations to see SLSF cabooses that we have not seen before.
     
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  3. frisco1522

    frisco1522 Staff Member Staff Member

    I notice that Frisco caboose 1415 is sitting along with an L&N caboose, both without trucks in a fenced in lot on old US 66 between the Six Flags exit and Pacific.

    It's been there for a while now.
     
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  4. paul slavens

    paul slavens Member

    Just wanted to update, caboose SLSF 1259 has been discovered in Glen Ullin, ND.

    There are pictures and more info on the thread for caboose 1259.

    Another unknown number 1200 class caboose has been discovered in Underwood, MN.

    The caboose at Mt. Vernon, MO is SLSF 1202.
     
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  5. Just found this list.

    I remember the caboose at Hardy Arkansas being at the library.

    Does anyone know where it is?

    Been a while since I was down there.
     
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  6. Friscotony

    Friscotony Member

    Where is the old 66 exit and Pacific?

    I would assume that it is in the St. Louis area.

    Thanks,

    Tony LaLumia
     
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  7. Yes Tony, near St. Louis.

    I found the salvage yard sitting with SLSF 1415 on Google Maps. The cars sit on Business Loop I-44 at Hyndrich Brothers Towing and Recovery.

    I wonder how much they want for the caboose?

    Murphy Jenkins
     
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  8. Frisco 1415 now resides at 1498 High Street, Washington, MO 63090.

    Iron Spike Model Train Museum plans to restore it. Anyone interested in helping can contact us at 636-283-5166.

    The hope is to get it "tourable" safely by Nov 1st, 2021.

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  9. 0351semperfi

    0351semperfi Member

    Frisco caboose 1430 was sold to a gentleman in Jonesboro, AR, where it remained for the last 21 years or so.

    Couple years back it was the purchased and moved to Batesville, AR where it has been remodeled and is serving as a AirBNB.
     

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