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Rudnick

May 08, 2003 10:49AM

This car was brought to the attention of the South Park discussion group by Ben Messander about 5 years ago. Within a couple of weeks, Joe Crea and others went up, measured the car and was able to confirm that this car was a Litchfield Car Works product, built circa 1879-80. Photos of sister cars, I believe #609, #612 or 620 can be found in Jackson and Weitfle photos taken of this era in Chalk Creek and the Arkansas river bridge.
Ron Rudnick

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Re: South Park in Cardinal Colorado	Rudnick	May 08, 2003 10:49AM
Re: South Park in Cardinal Colorado	Ted Miles	May 09, 2003 10:21AM
Litchfield Car Works	Rudnick	May 09, 2003 04:12PM
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