While removing wreckage and trash from the interior of the boxcar, a handful of notes, names, and other assorted graffiti were discovered. Time had not been kind to the majority of them, but a few were still fairly legible. The most interesting one is located on the "B" end of the car, and is as follows...
unloaded by B P HBa--n-iePriceHor--risJune13, 1921BakerOreAs I said, it is relatively legible, and dates from just over a year after the number 1353 entered service on the Sumpter Valley. To preserve what does remain, we retraced the graffiti with pencil where is was still intact.
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