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With all the amazing knowledge found on this form, it amazes me that no one has ever come up with any information on what really happened to the remains of D&RGW caboose 0584. She went up in flames 3 years ago during the Royal Gorge fire and supposedly the owners of the park had the metal parts hauled off by the scrapper.
Does anyone know what scrapper, if the parts might still be around or any additional information?
This photo was stolen form Dave Dye's site. Photo taken by Leslie Lungquist
Jerry
Does anyone know what scrapper, if the parts might still be around or any additional information?
This photo was stolen form Dave Dye's site. Photo taken by Leslie Lungquist
Jerry
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