Re: Pullmans at Golden
| June 21, 2016 09:49AM |
I believe that the CRRM has or had three Pullmans. The short combine from the Uintah, which may have been built using parts from the Toltec,
The former D&RGW Tourist Sleeper 0250, which had several other owners including Western Union. This car was on the ground at Monarch in the late 1960's
And the former Pullman sleeper Americano, also from the Uintah. This car was on the ground at Cross Orchards in Grand Junction when I shot this photo.
Otto Perry photo, Robert Grandt collection
The former D&RGW Tourist Sleeper 0250, which had several other owners including Western Union. This car was on the ground at Monarch in the late 1960's
And the former Pullman sleeper Americano, also from the Uintah. This car was on the ground at Cross Orchards in Grand Junction when I shot this photo.
Otto Perry photo, Robert Grandt collection
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