Re: April 2002 Railfan & RR Magazine- WP&Y

Carl Mulvihill had mentioned to me at an NG Convention that 60 & 61 had been pulled back up out of their riprap positions 5 or so years ago.
The others are still where they were dumped. In '71 x-ON was on it's side in the Skagway River with the wooden housing gone. '75 was a one way trip from Skagway putting my car on a flat for the trip to Whitehorse. We spent a few days at Skagway and one mission was to get out to see ON. We walked out there only to find it had been covered with river rocks and gravel by the WP&YR under a BLM "beautification directive" according to Carl Mulvihill. That also resulted in alot of "junk" that had been setaside on our first visit having been burned by our return.