Robert Moore (left) was a longtime engineer for the Santa Fe. In 1911, he married a Harvey girl named Minnie, who was working at El Navajo Harvey House in Gallup. There was a time in Winslow when the Santa Fe assigned each crew (engineer and fireman) its own engine. Number 1423 was Moore’s and he called it “Old Huddy.” It was built in 1906 and scrapped in 1928 after years of hard work pulling passenger trains. The engine was a coal burner, as were all on the Second District. Moore is seen here with his fireman, Art Dewey. For more information on Winslow’s history, visit www.oldtrailsmuseum.org.