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pd3463

March 10, 2015 06:02AM

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The photo with Silver Vista brings a question to my mind. I was under the impression that the Cream & Green was used on buildings not in use and Gold & Brown were used on buildings in service.
So why was the Durango Station Cream & Green in the 50s? Was it because the San Jaun was no more and thus the building was considered not in use? Or is my understanding all wrong?

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