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jim pallow

June 10, 2015 05:55AM

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The original roundhouse would have been just to the left of the train in the photo. If you look up and then slightly to the right the dark spot is the 2nd roundhouse. The second roundhouse was next to the stockyards on the same side of the tracks. JP

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Animas River 1900, Cimarron 1911, USGS photos	bcp	June 07, 2015 11:34PM
Re: Animas River 1900, Cimarron 1911, USGS photos	Chris Walker	June 07, 2015 11:45PM
Re: Animas River 1900, Cimarron 1911, USGS photos	Fritz Klinke	June 08, 2015 01:47AM
Re: Animas River 1900, Cimarron 1911, USGS photos	jim pallow	June 08, 2015 08:55PM
Re: Animas River 1900, Cimarron 1911, USGS photos	Jeff Ramsey	June 09, 2015 10:30PM
Re: Animas River 1900, Cimarron 1911, USGS photos	bcp	June 09, 2015 11:16PM
Re: Animas River 1900, Cimarron 1911, USGS photos	jim pallow	June 10, 2015 05:55AM
Re: Animas River 1900, Cimarron 1911, USGS photos	Jeff Ramsey	June 11, 2015 05:14AM

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