1. http://www.shastasunset.com
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This is the homepage for the Shasta Sunset Dinner Train. Train schedules, history, and visiting information are presented here.
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2. Craig Nolan's McCloud River Railroad site
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Another good webpage on the McCloud River Railroad and McCloud Railway Company.
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3. http://www.lib.ucdavis.edu/specol/
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To access the collection click the Eastman Originals Collection link on the left side of the page. On the next page enter "McCloud" in the "Search These Items" box and click the "Go" button. This will bring up the 74 images on four pages that contain the keyword "McCloud". Some are of a community play; others are taken on the McCloud River arm of Shasta Lake. However, most are of either the town of McCloud, the sawmill, or the outlying log camps on Pondosa and White Horse.
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4. http://www.csuchico.edu/lbib/spc/iepages/home.html
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This is the Special Collections home page for the California
State University-Chico library. Two valuable resources on this page- select either the "Historical Photograph
Collection" or "California Historical Topographical Map Collection" out of the menu bar on the right. Entering
McCloud in the Photographs section will bring up 48 historic photographs, most of which are in and around the town
or the sawmill The Map collection contains a good many historical maps, several of which show the
McCloud River Railroad.
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5. http://www.trainweb.org/westernrails
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A railfan site run by Rob Jacox of Bend, OR. He has a scan of McCloud River Railroad timetable #68 from 1968 posted off of his California page, plus some diesel shots.
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6. http://www.visitsiskiyou.org
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This website presents lots of information about visiting Siskiyou county. Included are links to a lot of local business and local Chambers of Commerce. The McCloud Chamber of Commerce page has a well done history page of the town, along with several historic photos of the railroad.
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7. http://www.siskiyouhistory.org
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This website is a collaboration of several Siskiyou county museums and historical societies. It includes a lot of timelines and several historical photographs of McCloud River Railroad trains.
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8. http://users.snowcrest.net/photobob/
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This is the on-line photography store of Robert Morris Photography of Dunsmuir, CA. Bob is also the official photographer of the Shasta Sunset Dinner Train, and his work has shown up in just about all of the promotional materials for the company. Lots of photographs of current and recent operations of the railroad. Also a lot of photographs of the Yreka Western Railroad.
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9. http://www.yrekawesternrr.com
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Official site of the Yreka Western Railroad of Yreka, CA. Includes train schedules for their excursion trains normally powered by their #19, ex-McCloud River #19. Several pictures also feature YW caboose #001, formerly McCloud River #025.
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10. http://www.mtshastanews.com
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Web page of the Mount Shasta Herald newspaper, presenting news based out of Mount Shasta City. Updated with all the local news of the county every Wednesday.
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11. http://www.siskiyoudaily.com
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Web page of the Siskiyou Daily News, based out of Yreka. Updated most days.
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Mostly photographs of Union Pacific operations in the Mount Shasta area.
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Webpage of Martin Morisette of Bend, OR, devoted to chronicling his efforts to write a book about the history of the timber industry in central and eastern Oregon. This area holds some significance for the McCloud area, as for many years in the 1920’s and 1930’s the McCloud River Railroad and the Shevlin-Hixon Lumber Company of Bend, OR, one of the subjects of Martin’s work, were under common ownership and were marketed together under the name Shevlin Pine Sales.
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15. http://www.scrps.com
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This is the website for the Shasta Cascade Railroad Preservation Society, which is based out of the Redding, CA area. This group recently acquired and restored an ex-McCloud River Lumber Company four wheel “crew caboose”. Lots of details and photos of the project can be found on the site.
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16.http://www.craigsrailroadpages.com/
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This new link is to a site by Craig Bass. It has some good photos of freight operations in 1996, some detail shots of the Bartle tank, and some photos taken of the Pondosa branch and the Lookout line in April of 2004.
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