Three Foot Rails - Colorado Central book - Ashby
| July 02, 2016 03:48PM |
Hi,
A while back there was questions about the history of the Ashby's reconstruction of the Central City switchback. I found my scanned copy of the 1974 book covering it.
The book was named "Three Foot Rails". It is a starting point for the history of the Ashby's, the Colorado Central and the Georgetown Loop. Corrections and updates are sure to be required.
A while back there was questions about the history of the Ashby's reconstruction of the Central City switchback. I found my scanned copy of the 1974 book covering it.
The book was named "Three Foot Rails". It is a starting point for the history of the Ashby's, the Colorado Central and the Georgetown Loop. Corrections and updates are sure to be required.
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