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David Fluit

February 24, 2003 04:06PM

Jerry,
That is an interesting point. Ideally it would be nice to begin with 1880's and go to the 1960's to see the changes over the years as you described. If I had to narrow it down I would say the 1920's to mid 50's. I noticed on you post on the Alamosa bridge you referenced data from the "D&RGW Bridges, buildings, and other structures". Is this something that has ever been reproduced?

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