Geneva Car House
Interior of Geneva Car House, car #1161. Red-tagged cars meant they were being scrapped. Graffiti done with electrical tape.
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Geneva Car House
Interior of Geneva Car House, car waiting to be scrapped. Showing safety doors' step instructions.
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Geneva Car House
Interior of Geneva Car House, car #1013 torpedo. Red-tagged cars meant they were being scrapped. Car #1105 to the right.
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Geneva Yard
Showing cars #1158 and #1122, waiting to be sold or scrapped.
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Geneva Car House
Interior of Geneva Car House, showing cars #1111, #1170 and #1122, waiting to be sold or scrapped. Red-tagged cars meant they were being scrapped. Car #1170 sitting over pit, with the bi-centennial paint job.
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Geneva Yard
Car #1106 being loaded onto truck to be stored at Pier 70. Excelsior District in the background.
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Geneva Yard
Looking inside Geneva Car Barn. Showing cars #3557 and #1121, waiting for to be sold or scrapped. Car #1006 is red-tagged for scrap, but has been restored and in service today.
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Geneva Yard
Looking inside Geneva Car Barn. Showing cars #1006 and #1016. Car #3557 was a German car, being stored there. Car #1016 was red-tagged for scrapping, but has been restored and is now at the Western Railway Museum in Suisun City. Car #3557 is still in storage.
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Geneva Car House
Interior of Geneva Car House, car #1127, waiting to be scrapped. Red-tagged cars meant they were being scrapped.
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Geneva Car House
Interior of Geneva Car House, showing pile of discarded doors.
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Geneva Car House
Interior of Geneva Car House, silhouette of cars waiting to be to sold or scrapped.
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Geneva Car House
Interior of Geneva Car House. Cars #1035 and car#1026, waiting to be to sold or scrapped.
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Geneva Yard
Car #1128 being positioned for removal, most likely to be scrapped. Sutro Tower in background.
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Geneva Yard
Drayage crane preparing to load car #1164 onto back of truck.
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Geneva Car House
Interior of Geneva Car House, showing damaged wall for the 1906 earthquake, never repaired.
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