Question on D&RGW
| September 05, 2010 10:55PM |
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I volunteer at Orange Empire Railway Museum and I gave a tour when I found a D&RGW wood combine built in 1891,and it was not a narrow guage car but a standard guage. My question is when did D&RGW Went Standard Guage?
-Carlos Brito
-Carlos Brito
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