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Re: Where was D&RGW power serviced at Colorado Springs?

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Ed Stabler

April 26, 2016 05:22AM

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Pueblo is a little closer to the Springs, so Switchers might have been serviced there, or possibly at the Midland Terminal roundhouse. AT&SF would have had the same problem. Both D&RGW and AT&SF had diesel switchers by the mid to late '40s. -- Ed

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Where was D&RGW power serviced at Colorado Springs?	CVR220	April 25, 2016 08:56PM
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