Re: C & C Narrow Gauge Then & Now photos #19
| April 27, 2010 12:26AM |
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Let's see what we have to the right of the mill building.
Between the two men walking and the cars in the distance is the embankment of the narrow gauge line curving to the east. To the east and then south to the southern mines.
detail of Stimson Photo #905, Wyoming State Archives
Brian Norden
Between the two men walking and the cars in the distance is the embankment of the narrow gauge line curving to the east. To the east and then south to the southern mines.
detail of Stimson Photo #905, Wyoming State Archives
Brian Norden
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