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McCloud is the home of the McCloud River Railroad, McCloud Railway. Once the home to Friday George's Sawmill, this town became the headquarters or the McCloud River Railroad. The town itself was a company town, owned part and parcel by the McCloud River Lumber Company (who also owned the railroad) This town has lived and breathed, through the engines on it's tracks, and with the railroad in question the future of the town itself is also something to wonder about. The charm of this town is unmistakable and should not be missed by anyone in the area.
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McCloud Topo |
McCloud Yard and Mill Topo |
McCloud Aerial |
McCloud Yard and Mill Aerial |
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Track Plan (Not to Scale) |
What remains of the McCloud Station Area after the Fire |
Paint Shop |
Diesel Shop |
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The Abandoned Mill |
Loading Area Once Full of Lumber Drying and Waiting to Ship |
All Quiet |
Better Days (1992) |
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36 and 37 resting |
36 and 37 Again |
Storage with a View |
Sprint Reload Paper Warehouse |
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Sanding Facility with the McCloud's Monster Grades Sand is Big |
Fuel Tower |
a Glimpse Inside the Shop and Office |
Shop and Office...Again |
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Company House Company Town |
And Church |
More Company Houses |
Stoney Brook Inn. A Nice Affordable Bed and Breakfast In town |
Maps and Aerial Image: U.S. Geological Survey
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