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Ted Miles

June 06, 2000 04:12PM

Hi, Did you know that that #12 spent a number of years on static display at the Edaville Railroad? Not sure if Nelson W. Blount was the person who got her out of Mexico. But she is one of only a small number of engines to come back North after service in Mexico.
I like the pictures on your site, hope to see more. I have a post card of the Alder Gulch Short Line, that shows a model train on perhaps 15 inch track. What happened to that?
TM

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Re: Alder Gulch Short Line	Ted Miles	June 06, 2000 04:12PM
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Re: Alder Gulch Short Line	Glenn Christensen	June 08, 2000 08:49PM
Re: Alder Gulch Short Line	Michael Lumert	June 07, 2000 12:30PM
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