Oklahoma Cabooses

AT&SF 999624. Oklahoma City, OK. Oklahoma Railway Museum. 8/13/2021.

The caboose is in pretty good shape. We were able to see it in August of 2021, and then again in March of 2023.

The Oklahoma Railway Museum has a lot of great information about the caboose on their website.

Basically, it was built in 1949 as AT&SF 2299. In 1968, Santa Fe rebuilt it for local and transfer yard service. It was renumbered as AT&SF 999624.

The caboose was retired in 1982, and sold to Ken Mitchell of Guthrie, OK, in 1983. It was on display in Guthrie for a number of years, and was donated by Mr. Mitchell's son to the ORM in 2018.

Info:

Location: Oklahoma City, OK. Oklahoma Railway Museum.
Status: #visited.
Address: 3400 NE Grand Boulevard, Oklahoma City, OK 73111.
Coordinates: 35.50518N, 97.46718W.
Map: https://goo.gl/maps/G14h8bMBxq7uo6Mw9.
Type: Cupola.
Construction: Steel.
Built: 1949.
Retired: 1982.
Railroad: Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (AT&SF).
Access: Semi-public.
Owner: Unknown.
Condition: Good.
Visited: 8/13/2021, 3/19/2023.

SEE GALLERY, 8/13/2021
SEE GALLERY, 3/19/2023

Sources:

ok.railfan.net.
Captive Cabeese in America.
Oklahoma Railway Museum
Marc and Traci Tabyanan.