Re: Chama Depot interior - help
| December 30, 2008 06:47PM |
Both the 1899 D&RGW drawing (from the late John Maxwell) and the 1920 ICC valuation structures inventory record (at the CRRM) show the Chama Depot with a freight room, living quarters (consisting of a kitchen, parlor, and 2 bedrooms), an express freight room, an office and a waiting room.
The freight room and living quarters had a 9'6" ceiling, while the rest of the structure had an 11" ceiling.
Can anyone suggest how the depot was furnished prior to World War II? Paint colors, etc., would also be helpful.
Thanks.
The freight room and living quarters had a 9'6" ceiling, while the rest of the structure had an 11" ceiling.
Can anyone suggest how the depot was furnished prior to World War II? Paint colors, etc., would also be helpful.
Thanks.
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Brent | December 30, 2008 05:36PM |
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Etrump | December 30, 2008 05:59PM |
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Brent | December 30, 2008 06:47PM |
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Brent | December 30, 2008 06:47PM |
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gbrewer | January 01, 2009 09:46AM |
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