Durango, Colo. Repairs Au. 1950
| May 18, 2005 08:21AM |
D&RGW Repairs made to Equipment August 1950
At Durango, Colorado.
1-488-473
2-0505-453-484-484?-492
3-483
4-484-325
5
6-345-484-476
7-488-486-476
8-453
9-345-484-486-488-325-Alamosa
10-484-Durango
11-473-483
12-483-476-65(B&
13-345-483-486
14-488-493
15-476-345-483
16-488-492
17-0505-473-325
18-345-476-488-Durango
19-0587-Chama
20-345-488
21-484-486
22-476-488-284-325
23-478-493
24-473-476
25-478-496-Durango
26-0540-0505-0587-476
27-0587-345-478-496
28-476-486-493-119-280-306
29-486-478-482
30-476-483
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At Durango, Colorado.
1-488-473
2-0505-453-484-484?-492
3-483
4-484-325
5
6-345-484-476
7-488-486-476
8-453
9-345-484-486-488-325-Alamosa
10-484-Durango
11-473-483
12-483-476-65(B&
13-345-483-486
14-488-493
15-476-345-483
16-488-492
17-0505-473-325
18-345-476-488-Durango
19-0587-Chama
20-345-488
21-484-486
22-476-488-284-325
23-478-493
24-473-476
25-478-496-Durango
26-0540-0505-0587-476
27-0587-345-478-496
28-476-486-493-119-280-306
29-486-478-482
30-476-483
31
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John Templeton Chama Station Agent | May 18, 2005 08:21AM |
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Josh McNeal | May 18, 2005 11:04AM |
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John Templeton Chama Station Agent | May 18, 2005 12:51PM |
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Floppo | May 18, 2005 05:21PM |
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John Vandenberg | May 18, 2005 10:26PM |
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earl | May 19, 2005 06:33AM |
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John Templeton Chama Station Agent | May 19, 2005 07:31AM |
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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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