Genoa/Jupiter Locomotive No. 12, Railroad Museum

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JUPITER JUPITE Genoa/Fupiter Locomotive No. 12

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Dester Genoa /Jupiter No. 12 Railroad Museum, Old Sacramento, California This vintage 1872 Locomotive has lived two lives, one as a wood burner on the famous Comstock Railroad and a showpiece symbol of America's 1st Transcontinental Railroad link-up. Its first career, as Genoa it faithfully hauled passengers between Carson City and Virginia; its second phase, as Jupiter the Central Pacific Loco- motive which met the Union Pacific at Promontory, Utah, May 10, 1869. It has been displayed before millions in New York, Chicago, Sacramento, Oakland and Promontory. The GENOA/JUPITER is an example of a machine that became a symbol. SOVEREIGN 33848-D Dist. by Fritz Vibe Enterprises Inc., 4335 Orange Grove Ave., Sacramento, Ca. 95841 dp DEXTER PRESS WEST NYACK, NEW YORK