Looking for cabooses can be a fun and cool thing to do. But there is no reason Traci and I are the only ones doing it for oklahomacabooses.us–you can do it, too! What is An Associate Caboose Hunter? So what is that thing we call, an "Associate Caboose Hunter?" Well, it’s someone who helps us find cabooses in Oklahoma. Pretty simple, right? And we need help! After all, life intrudes, and there is just not enough time in the day to travel everywhere in the state to find these cool railroad cars and see the places around them. Not only do we need good, recent photos of the cabooses in the state, but we also need solid information about them. The includes their history, as well as current ownership. And that also includes information about cars that are no longer around–shipped out of state or simply destroyed. All of this information helps us paint the complete picture of the state of cabooses in Oklahoma. Who…
New Central List of Cabooses in Oklahoma
We have a new list of cabooses in Oklahoma up now. It has a bit more info, and is being updated as we find or visit cabooses.
Using Technology To Find Cabooses
One thing I recently realized is that I can use Google Maps to find cabooses--before driving to its location. This is super important with high gas prices!
Geary, Oklahoma
After visiting Traci’s parents in Enid, we decided to see if we could find some cabooses on the way home. We found one in Geary, Oklahoma.
The Death of the Roadside Diner
Over the last few years I have noticed something that really makes me sad–the decline of the roadside diner. These establishments are part of our history and culture, and they are disappearing before our eyes.
Yukon, Oklahoma
Saturday, Traci and I went to Yukon to get some shelves for our guest room. We went looking for a place to have lunch–and found another caboose!