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Rex Beistle

January 08, 2011 09:57PM

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John

I am reasonably confident that the timbers were centered on the structure. The 'walkway' was not always there, as revealed by numerous photos on the Denver Public Library photo collection.

Rex Beistle
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Help with Lobato trestle wooden tie measurements	John Cole	January 08, 2011 10:59AM
Re: Help with Lobato trestle wooden tie measurements	Rex Beistle	January 08, 2011 06:50PM
Re: Help with Lobato trestle wooden tie measurements	John Cole	January 08, 2011 07:27PM
Re: Help with Lobato trestle wooden tie measurements	Rex Beistle	January 08, 2011 09:57PM
Re: Help with Lobato trestle wooden tie measurements	ROW Explorer	January 08, 2011 10:13PM

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