A&NM rolling stock, was C&NW narrow gauge trucks
| December 26, 2009 08:35PM |
The reason I've been trying to track down information on the C&NW narrow gauge equipment is that according to David Myricks research (which is superb) some of the C&NW narrow gauge rolling stock was sent to the Arizona & New Mexico. Research I've done suggest that a fair amount of the A & NM equipment was sent south to Mexico in 1901, and some may have survived into the 1970s. I'm trying to figure out if some of the Mexican equipment in fact did originate on the C&NW. I've ordered the "Dinky" book but if anyone has insight or good knowledge of the rolling stock of either line, post or contact me, thanks!
Here is a photo of one of the A & NM flatcars that possibly originated on the C & NW:
Here is a photo of one of the A & NM flatcars that possibly originated on the C & NW:
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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