Re: Early D&RGW Emblem
| November 04, 2017 05:36PM |
Mike Trent Wrote:
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> Not to mention an assemblage of some of the
> greatest photographs of early railroaders I've
> ever seen!
George Edward Anderson was quite the prolific photographer, living in Provo and documenting the early narrow gauge and later standard gauge D&RGW/RGW/DRG system in Utah quite extensively. He seems to have made a point to follow Maintenance crews around and the BYU library has dozens of photos section gangs posed on their handcars.
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> Not to mention an assemblage of some of the
> greatest photographs of early railroaders I've
> ever seen!
George Edward Anderson was quite the prolific photographer, living in Provo and documenting the early narrow gauge and later standard gauge D&RGW/RGW/DRG system in Utah quite extensively. He seems to have made a point to follow Maintenance crews around and the BYU library has dozens of photos section gangs posed on their handcars.
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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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