Locomotive X2700 and train with six unidentified men

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  Two men posed in front of a residence; the men are the same men as in the past two pictures

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  Two men posed in front of a residence; the men are the same men as in the past two pictures.

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  Six unidentified men on top of and beside house

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  Image of men standing on and beside a house with a three masted ship in the distance.

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  Union Pacific train at first demonstration of a "continuous rail" crossing, South Gate. August 7, 1930

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  A series of three images showing a Union Pacific train at the "continuous rail" crossing in South Gate. The image on the left shows a crowd of onlookers at the South Gate station, watching as a train pulls in. The center image shows a crowd of people facing the last car of a train, with six men on the rear platform numbered in white ms. writing and identified below as "1. Senator W.J. Carr, State Railroad Commission ; 2. H.H. Whalen ; 3. Rex B. Goodcell ; 4. Governor C.C. [Clement Calhoun] Young ; 5. Mayor, John C. Porter ; 6. Elmer Snyder". Writing in white in the bottom left of the center image reads "Special Union Pacific Train, at first Official ; Demonstration of "Continuous Rail" crossing ; At South Gat [sic], California, Aug. 7th 1930." Writing in white in the bottom right corner of the center image reads "Photo By ; F.M. Huddleston". The image on the right shows a locomotive stopped at an intersection of rail lines, with a group of people standing around and looking at it.

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  Group on caboose and railroad tracks

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  A group of four women and eight men wearing nice clothes and hats and standing on and in front of the caboose of a train. Three of the men are standing on the tracks in front of the train, while the rest of the group is standing or sitting on the platform at the back end of the train.

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