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Wayne Hoskin

January 19, 2020 09:27PM

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cochoochoo Wrote:
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> The Harmon Museum has been closed due to the
> Harmon estate being sold to Archuleta County for
> the new jail, which is being built right now. The
> Gomez store borders the jail lot. The family
> house, which has Fred Harmon's paintings, is to be
> turned into the Sheriff's office. I don't think
> the store will be around much longer,
> unfortunately.
>
> Chris Killgore

Well that might curtail a trip thru Pagosa Springs in August for this tourist/rail fan!

Wayne from Oz

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Re: West from Chama (Map)	Russo Loco	January 19, 2020 01:32PM
Re: West from Chama	cochoochoo	January 19, 2020 04:45PM
Re: Harmon Museum CLOSED? - That's REALLY Sad News!! . . .	Russo Loco	January 19, 2020 07:17PM
Re: West from Chama and not happy	Wayne Hoskin	January 19, 2020 09:27PM
Re: West from Chama	hank	January 20, 2020 11:13AM
Re: West from Chama - Pagosa Springs branch	Russo Loco	January 20, 2020 03:40PM
Re: West from Chama	HAICH OMANDIER	January 20, 2020 12:57PM
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