Oklahoma Cabooses

It is located at the Lindsay Chamber of Commerce, on Main Street, ½ block north of Cherokee (SH 19). I have laid eyes on this caboose, but did not have a chance to stop and get a closer look.

It is located at a private residence, on Flat Armadillo Road. It is reported to have come from Watson Foods, in Lubbock, TX.

It is reported to be located at the former firefighters museum site on First and I streets, but we cannot find it on Google Maps.

This caboose is located in Kingfisher, just off the main drag. It is in fair to good condition. It is behind a fence, although the gate was open when we visited.

CRI&P 17862. Kingfisher, OK. 3/26/2021.

We found this caboose in rather poor condition at a private residence. We could not get very close to it in order to take pictures, so the photos look kinda bad. We can confirm that the car is there, though.

It is located at a private residence on Memorial Road, as a bed & breakfast. You can find it on the Internet. From the photos, we assume it is in very good condition, but we have not seen it for ourselves—yet.

SL-SF 1260. Jones, OK. 10/1/2022.

The caboose is located at the SL-SL Depot/City Museum, on NW 1st and Boston Streets. It is in pretty good condition. One of my favorite things about this car is the museum lights it up at Christmas!

It is reported to be located in Roadside Park, on Clarence (US 54/64) and Ireland, but we have not been able to find it on Google Maps.

It is located on W Main Street, one block north of First/SH 20 on Katy Street, as the Hominy Chamber of Commerce.

It is located on Echo Street, one block west of Main/SH 48.