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Bob Keller

October 02, 2001 02:16PM

The motel, south of town, no longer has any railroad equipment. It is not worth visiting.
If you can, go to the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden. That is where Bob Richardson took his collection, and where many volunteers have contributed thousands/millions of hours to restoration work.
I visited the Narrow Gauge Motel in the 1950's, and got a personal tour from Bob. It was magical.
Bob Keller

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NG Motel?	S.R.Bush	October 02, 2001 09:11AM
Re: NG Motel?	Fred T	October 02, 2001 09:17AM
Re: NG Motel?	Bob Keller	October 02, 2001 02:16PM
Re: NG Motel?	Grant Houston	October 02, 2001 09:58PM
Re: NG Motel?	Grant Houston	October 02, 2001 10:23PM
Re: NG Motel?	Boris Serena	October 03, 2001 12:12AM
Re: NG Motel?	Earl	October 03, 2001 09:32PM
Anyone got the car numbers? NM	Grant Houston	October 04, 2001 08:36PM
Re: NG Motel?	Jim Adams	October 02, 2001 02:10PM
Perhaps the "Walsh Hotel"? NM	Chama Crew Caller	October 02, 2001 09:12PM
Re: Perhaps the "Walsh Hotel"?	Jim Adams	October 03, 2001 08:33AM

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