Re: Colusa and Lake roundhouse coming down
| May 09, 2009 08:59AM |
Beats me why no museum in California, Nevada, or Oregon got interested in this structure. It is pretty fantastic. There is very little going on in Colusa in the way of economy. Like the Kovalchavic's in Orbisonia, I think we can thank the owner for his reluctance to destroy such an interesting old building. If anyone wants to do more than watch, they better get off their hands now, though it might be too late.
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D&RGW Chase | May 09, 2009 03:44PM |
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