C&S ops in Clear Creek canyon - Rocky Mtn. RR Club
| March 12, 2017 05:38PM |
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This month's program is presented by Tom Klinger at our Rocky Mountain Railroad Club meeting this coming Tuesday, March 14. The topic is Colorado & Southern narrow gauge in Clear Creek canyon.
Attendees may be able to have him sign his latest book on this topic too.
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Like all of our meetings, it's open to the public and everyone with an interest in railroading or history is welcome to come. We use the meeting hall on the southeast side of Christ Episcopal Church at 2950 South University Boulevard in Denver. Doors open usually around 7 and the program begins after updates and introductions at 7:30 pm. To respect the church property -- no food, weapons or pets please.
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Our main web site can be found at -- [www.rockymtnrrclub.org]
More depth of information can be found on the various pages there, including directions to the monthly meeting location and updates on our programs, events and excursions.
These two sample photos were taken by Jack Thode in 1939.
Attendees may be able to have him sign his latest book on this topic too.
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Like all of our meetings, it's open to the public and everyone with an interest in railroading or history is welcome to come. We use the meeting hall on the southeast side of Christ Episcopal Church at 2950 South University Boulevard in Denver. Doors open usually around 7 and the program begins after updates and introductions at 7:30 pm. To respect the church property -- no food, weapons or pets please.
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Our main web site can be found at -- [www.rockymtnrrclub.org]
More depth of information can be found on the various pages there, including directions to the monthly meeting location and updates on our programs, events and excursions.
These two sample photos were taken by Jack Thode in 1939.
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Dave Schaaf | March 12, 2017 05:38PM |
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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