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Ted Miles

September 27, 2006 09:55AM

I have just seen a post card of the RGS Museum which is in a replica train station in Dolores, Colorado.
I don't recall that museum being mentioned here. Does anyone know if they own any other equipment besides the Goose (and what is the number?)
Do they have any space to build any narrow gauge track to run equipment on?
Thanks,
Ted Miles

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Reo Grande Southern Museum	Ted Miles	September 27, 2006 09:55AM
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