Union Pacific Cabooses

General Notes:

1. OWRR&N 3500-3525 were renumbered from OWRR&N 200-229, in 1917-1918.

Notes:

1. OWRR&N 25703 was donated to City of Caldwell, Idaho; dedicated in ceremony on August 10, 1963; displayed as part of Agricultural Museum in Caldwell City Park as number 3506; still there as of April 2020 (restored by Wasatch Railroad Contractors).

General Notes:

1. OWRR&N 3557-3599 were renumbered from OWRR&N 268-311, in 1916-1918.
2. OWRR&N numbers 25710, 25712-25719, 25734, 25738, and 25739 were, assigned but not used.

Notes:

1. OWRR&N 25709 is displayed at Ellsworth Museum, Ellsworth, Kansas.
2. OWRR&N 25722 was donated to Western Forest Museum, Tacoma, Washington (name changed to Camp 6 Logging Museum); moved for restoration to Fife, Washington; restoration begun in 2001-2002, including partial dismantling, work continues as time, labor and funds allow. As of July 2011, work is progressing on the restoration of UP 25722, with major components restored and preparations being made to apply an accurate paint scheme. (update from David Cantlin, City of Fife Parks Department, via emails, February 9, 2009, and July 28, 2011) Previously reported in error as having been burned in late 2002. Camp 6 records mistakenly identify this caboose as UP 25742.
3. OWRR&N 25729 was sold to Portland (Oregon) Terminal; sold to private individual and used as a cabin near Lake Arrowhead in, California; donated in 1998 to Orange Empire Railway Museum, Perris, California. (information from Allen Copeland via email dated August 10, 1998)
4. OWRR&N 25730 was donated to the Martin Lewis Railroad Museum in Lomita, California, on December 23, 1966; moved from Torrance to museum site on April 19, 1967; displayed at Lomita Railroad Museum (same location), Lomita, California, still there as of August 2020. (1966-1967 information from the local San Pedro News-Pilot newpapers dated from late December 1966 through April 1967)

General Notes:

1. UP 25741 was sheathed with plywood as a test to replace the original tongue and groove sheathing.
2. UP 25766 was rebuilt with a side door on each side.
3. Blank numbers above were assigned but not used.

Notes:

1. UP 25741 is located at Bancroft, Idaho
2. UP 25742 disposition unknown; some records show this caboose as being donated to the Camp 6 Logging Museum; the correct number for the Camp 6 caboose is 25722.
3. UP 25752 was donated in July 1970 to Smoky Hill Historical Society, Lexea, Kansas (near Kansas City); museum moved to Salina, Kansas.
4. UP 25755 was donated (Union Pacific records do not show who or where the caboose was donated to).
5. UP 25766 was restored for display in April 1972 by UP's Omaha shops; displayed at Expo '74 at Spokane, Washington during summer 1974; held as part of historical collection at Cheyenne, Wyoming; donated to Ogden Union Station, Ogden, Utah in 1979, delivered on February 22, 1984.
6. UP 25771 was wrecked on June 2, 1966 at Altamont, Wyoming
7. UP 25779 was preserved by the Lonie Bahr family in Falls City, Nebraska until donated and moved to Moffat Road Railroad Museum in Granby, Colorado in October 2010 (Sky-Hi Daily News, September 27, 2010)
8. UP 25783 was burned on 20 July 1967 at Salt Lake City, Utah
9. UP 25784 was donated to Pocatello Area Chamber of Commerce, Pocatello, Idaho; first used as information center, then moved for display to Ross Park; displayed as OSL 5784, with 2-8-2 2005 and DDA40X 6901.

General Notes:

1. One of these seven cars may be the CA-1 preserved at the, Stuhr Museum in Grand Island, Nebraska as UP 2580, probably 25801 since it was the last caboose of the group to be retired.
2. OSL numbers 25808 and 25809 above were blank and not used.

Notes:

1. UP 25804 is currently [April 2011] being restored by Boulder Valley Historical Society, Boulder, Colorado; the caboose came from Montbello, Colorado, and later from Dacono, Colorado. (2011 update from Roger Kirkpatrick via email dated May 1, 2011)
2. As of March 2015, the caboose is shown as for sale. (Railway Preservation News)
3. As of March 2017, UP 25804 (ex OSL 3171) is to be moved to Cheyenne, Wyoming.
4. Additional information from a photo taken in June 2006: "UP 3171 was built in 1923 and retired in 1966. It is a standard UP class "CA-1" wood caboose and is typical of cabooses that the UP would have used on the Boulder Branch. CA-1's could be found at the end of UP freight trains into the 1960's. Following its retirement, #3171 was used to promote the Montbello Business Park along I-70 east of Denver from 1967 to the early 1980's. #3171 was donated to the BCRHS in 2001 and is painted "Armour Yellow", the standard color for UP cabooses after World War II."

General Notes:

1. UP numbers 25813, 25820, 25822, 25823, 25825, and 25830 were blank and not used.

Notes:

1. UP 25829 was rebuilt (as UP 3264) at Cheyenne, Wyoming in December 1941, with an all-steel frame and steel superstructure.
2. UP 25833 was sold (body only, without frame or trucks) to J. L. Ehernberger, Cheyenne, Wyoming in October 1967; stored on private property near Cheyenne until sold to a private individual in April 2004 and moved to Watertown, South Dakota.