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Kelly Iverson

April 03, 2000 07:30PM

GOLD RUSH NARROW GAUGE, Cy Martin, 1971 Trans-Anglo Books lists: WP&Y #20 as being built for the Denver, Leadville, & Gunnison, #272, in 1890. Became the Colorado & Southern, #69, in 1899. Acquired by the US Army Transportation Corps in 1943. Scrapped in Seattle, Dec. 1945. WP&Y #21 as being built for the Denver, Leadville, & Gunnison, #273, in 1890. Became the Colorado & Southern, #70, in 1899. Acquired by the US Army Transportation Corps in 1943. Scrapped in Seattle, Dec. 1945.

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WP&Y, C&S and WWII Army Control	Jason Jaquith	April 03, 2000 06:15AM
Re: WP&Y, C&S and WWII Army Control	Rick Steele	April 03, 2000 08:05AM
Re: WP&Y, C&S and WWII Army Control	Fred T	April 03, 2000 10:18AM
Re: WP&Y, C&S and WWII Army Control	Kelly Iverson	April 03, 2000 07:30PM

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