Evelyn Curro was an American artist. Born in 1907,  she became well known for her artwork depicting cable cars, trains, and Victorian houses. Curro made a whole series of really fun, fanciful railroad prints, illustrating early locomotives with a bit of artistic license thrown in. Her father was a railroad contractor, so when she moved to San Francisco and started doing illustration (e.g. of old Victorians), drawing trains was a natural. Ms. Curro passed in 2005.