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Rick Steele

July 09, 2001 05:20PM

Trevor,
If it's the 4-4-0 that was in Laramie, then it's a Crown Metal Works locomotive. It was to be run at the Territorial Prison/Park there but their plans changed (several times).
Rick

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4-4-0 at Durango #68	Trevor Hartford	July 08, 2001 12:01PM
Re: 4-4-0 at Durango #68	Bruce R. Pier	July 08, 2001 01:10PM
Re: 4-4-0 at Durango #68	James R. Temple	July 08, 2001 07:05PM
Re: 4-4-0 at Silverwood	Brian Norden	July 08, 2001 10:20PM
Re: 4-4-0 at Durango #68	John Craft	July 09, 2001 05:50AM
Re: 4-4-0 at Durango #68	Ron Welch	July 09, 2001 08:56AM
Re: 4-4-0 at Durango #68	Mik	July 09, 2001 11:06AM
Re: 4-4-0 at Durango #68	Brian Fritz	July 09, 2001 11:23AM
Re: 4-4-0 at Durango #68	Trevor Hartford	July 09, 2001 02:00PM
Re: 4-4-0 at Durango #68	Charlie Mutschler	July 09, 2001 05:34PM
Re: 4-4-0 at Durango #68	Rick Steele	July 10, 2001 07:45PM
Re: 4-4-0 at Durango #68	Rick Steele	July 09, 2001 05:20PM
Re: 4-4-0 at Durango #68	Kevin	July 10, 2001 12:03PM
Re: 4-4-0 at Durango #68	denis larrick	July 13, 2001 09:33AM
Re: 4-4-0 at Durango #68	denis larrick	July 13, 2001 10:31AM

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