Re: What was Rio Grande Land? - answer is in a CRRM annual

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Brian Norden

February 05, 2019 10:37AM

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Guys,

One of the Colorado Railroad Museum annuals had the story of "Rio Grande Land." Annual No 19 - Coal, Cinders & Parlor Cars includes "A Silverton Trilogy" and one of the pieces is "Alexis McKinney and Rio Grande Land."

Annual No 19 published in 1991 is still available for #29.95 from the Museum

Brian Norden

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