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PRR

July 14, 2001 12:00AM

And when you get your copy you can read and see maps that show that Durango was not the end of the RGS as it went south of Durango to the Standard Smelter, crossing back over the Animas River to the west side using Joint Trackage. There are many other "rewrites of history" that all fans of the railroad will enjoy. PRR

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RGS Story, Vol IX	Herb Kelsey	July 13, 2001 09:02AM
Re: RGS Story, Vol IX & #41	Mark Petersen	July 13, 2001 08:00PM
Re: RGS Story, Vol IX	PRR	July 14, 2001 12:00AM
Re: RGS Story, Vol IX Correction	PRR	July 15, 2001 08:40AM
Re: RGS Story, Vol IX Correction	Mark Petersen	July 15, 2001 05:24PM
Re: RGS Story, Vol IX More Correction, and X	PRR	July 15, 2001 07:10PM
Re: RGS Story, Vol IX More Correction, and X	Duane Richardson	July 16, 2001 07:08AM
Re: RGS Story, Vol IX More Correction, and X	Jim McKee	July 18, 2001 11:11AM

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