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Jason Midyette

March 26, 2017 03:12PM

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Colorado & Southern business car 911, now at Silver Plume, is reputed to have been built by the Union Pacific in 1872.

C&S baggage car 2, presently at the Stuhr Museum in Grand Island Nebraska, was built by the UP in 1874

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Re: Oldest Narrow Gauge Passenger Car	Jeff Ramsey	March 26, 2017 11:42AM
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