Re: Depot at St. Elmo
| November 02, 2011 03:08PM |
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I.C.C. map 1918
The depot was by the current remains of the 2 outfit car bodies (which is shown on the map) and is at the uphill end of the short road which short cuts from St Elmo's main street to the former railroad grade (which is only partly shown on the map). The turntable was at the far right side of the map (which is not shown) and just left of the Aspen Mill.
The depot was by the current remains of the 2 outfit car bodies (which is shown on the map) and is at the uphill end of the short road which short cuts from St Elmo's main street to the former railroad grade (which is only partly shown on the map). The turntable was at the far right side of the map (which is not shown) and just left of the Aspen Mill.
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