Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge
The topic is Pick Your Topic from her photo. Fun, easy. Thanks Cee.
Visalia Electric Caboose
Unused, neglected Parked, electric history Too expensive then © 2021 Marsha Ingrao
The Visalia Electric Railroad , Southern Pacific’s Orange Grove Route by Phillips C. Kauke tells the story from the start of the 30 mile route in 1904 until its end in 1924.
The Tulare County Historical Society members examined the caboose and debated about taking it on as a project. It sits in Mooney Gove Park on the Tulare County Museum Grounds in Visalia, CA. It’s a wonderful place to visit if you are going to the Sequoia National Park for a Vacation.

Since 1992 most of the old tracks have been abandoned, but you can still see a few on Road 196 going into Elderwood, CA, which was the end of the Orange Route.

Thanks for visiting.
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9 responses to “Cee’s Midweek Madness: Unrestored Caboose at Mooney Grove Park, Visalia, CA”
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Thank you so much, Cee! You and I are partial to trains! LOL!
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A survivor and a beauty. Interesting, last week columnist George Will used the expansion of railroads and the telegraph as his theme. A very interesting read. Love the mountain view.
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Thank you Frank. That is one of my favorite views. In January and February you can see the mountains clearly. Then pollution takes over and messes up the most beautiful place in the world.
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Beautiful view of the Sierras!
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Thank you so much, Donna.
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Oh Marsha, I adore your choices this week for this challenge. Wonderful 😀
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Inspired! 🙂
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