Sunset, Colorado Track Layout
| March 08, 2018 08:44PM |
Hello All,
With the help of Todd Hackett, I have drawn a rough track diagram of the railroad track layout at Sunset, Colorado area during the period of 1904-1919. This shows the track configuration of both the Colorado & Northwestern / Denver, Boulder & Western Railroad at the town of Sunset (formally Penn Gulch). This is still a work in progress, with more to be added.
With the help of Todd Hackett, I have drawn a rough track diagram of the railroad track layout at Sunset, Colorado area during the period of 1904-1919. This shows the track configuration of both the Colorado & Northwestern / Denver, Boulder & Western Railroad at the town of Sunset (formally Penn Gulch). This is still a work in progress, with more to be added.
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Shane Schabow | March 08, 2018 08:44PM |
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bcp | March 08, 2018 09:37PM |
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Shane Schabow | March 09, 2018 07:02AM |
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DakotaRed | March 09, 2018 09:22AM |
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