Re: A K28 and the hotel in Salida pictures?
| August 26, 2015 02:39PM |
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I think Bruce is on the right "track". The Monte Cristo was owned by the D&RGW and was almost like a Harvey House. Part of it burned and it was later torn down along with the stone depot. Where the Hotel was located, is the same location as the Art Deco depot....now torn down as well. Caboose 0576 now sit about where the original depot was.
Yep...that's me. February 1957
Jerry
Yep...that's me. February 1957
Jerry
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