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Fritz Klinke

January 02, 2011 12:15PM

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I think pre-1956 as that is when the main line was realigned to go up 12th street and the main before that crossed Cement Creek. The siding to the ore chute was eliminated as part, or maybe prior, to that realignment. The "End of Track" sign is still firmly planted on the far side of Cement Creek to this day.

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A quiet day in Silverton	Rich Muth	January 01, 2011 11:28AM
Re: A quiet day in Silverton	Jon Bentz	January 01, 2011 12:37PM
Re: A quiet day in Silverton	drgwk37	January 01, 2011 01:57PM
Re: A quiet day in Silverton	engine3420	January 01, 2011 08:14PM
Re: A quiet day in Silverton	BoxcarBetty	January 01, 2011 09:16PM
Re: A quiet day in Silverton	Russo Loco	January 02, 2011 11:03AM
Re: A quiet day in Silverton	Fritz Klinke	January 02, 2011 12:15PM
Re: A quiet day in Silverton	Dick Bell	January 02, 2011 12:31PM
Re: A quiet day in Silverton	Dick Bell	January 02, 2011 04:52PM
Re: A quiet day in Silverton	Earl	January 02, 2011 10:48PM
Re: A quiet day in Silverton	Fritz Klinke	January 03, 2011 01:56AM

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