Re: RGS and SN equipment in Denver during the 1890s.
| June 28, 2015 12:51PM |
dougvv Wrote:
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> On page 158 of Colorado Rail Annual #14 concerning
> the Creede Branch, there is reference to
> correspondence between Creede and Denver refering
> to shipment of silver that had occurred in SN and
> RGS box cars and why D&RG equipment was not used.
>
RGS boxcars on the right.
From:
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Bruce
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> On page 158 of Colorado Rail Annual #14 concerning
> the Creede Branch, there is reference to
> correspondence between Creede and Denver refering
> to shipment of silver that had occurred in SN and
> RGS box cars and why D&RG equipment was not used.
>
RGS boxcars on the right.
From:
[cdm16079.contentdm.oclc.org]
Bruce
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