Bridging a Canyon in Arizona
| April 16, 2009 09:18PM |
I found this Garnett King photo in a magazine published in 1923. There is no real information regarding the location or the railroad. Just the title that indicates it is a canyon in AZ. The rock kind of reminds me of the formations along the Morenci Southern but... Anyone have any thoughts on this?
The same magazine has a photo of 5 engines taking the Denver Limited over Soldiers Summit.
Dave
The same magazine has a photo of 5 engines taking the Denver Limited over Soldiers Summit.
Dave
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