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3rd Section of train 671 departs westbound from the 30 Yard at Eugene.
Eugene was Southern Pacific's largest terminal for operations in Oregon and at one point utilized a state of the art classicfation yard. The terminal consisted of the hump yard, reciveing yard, departure yard, roundhouse and machine shop, car shop and at one pint, the tie plant. Downtown Eugene was home to the passenger operations and utilized a small yard located on the north side of the Depot.
| Various Yard Photos |
The Hump |
Eugene Depot & Downtown |
Roundhouse |
| Eugene Yard Photos |
View taken from the East Tower looking south. The 30, 40, 50 and 60 Yards are located in the left of the photo, the bowl is in the right of the photo.
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| Eugene Hump Photos |
View taken from the crest tower looking north toward the bowl
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| Eugene Depot & Downtown Photos |
Train #20, with Alco PA #6010, pauses at the depot on February 16, 1960
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| Eugene Roundhouse Photos |
Looking south at the roundhouse and turntable
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