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nickgully

August 29, 2017 01:12PM

Registered: 16 years ago
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Exceptional claims require exceptional evidence. In an era when transportation was more expensive than manual labor, why would they go to this much trouble for a building? In cutting down the building parts to pass through so many truss bridges, you'd have hardly more than a stack of lumber. There was plenty of new lumber to start with and quite a few handly carpenters in this day and age. Add to it this would be a rather notable activity in the busy downtown of Denver, and it escaped mention in all the newspapers, and in the paperwork of the railroad?

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-Nick

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Como depot revisited, part two	John Droste2	August 28, 2017 06:04AM
Re: Como depot revisited, part two	Car57	August 28, 2017 06:54AM
Re: Como depot revisited, part two	Jerry Huck	August 28, 2017 07:52AM
Re: Como depot revisited, editorial.	Stewart Rhine	August 28, 2017 07:49AM
Re: Como depot revisited, editorial.	jalbers	August 28, 2017 09:59AM
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Re: Como depot revisited, editorial.	John Droste2	August 28, 2017 06:07PM
Re: Como depot revisited, part two	SMITTY	August 28, 2017 01:28PM
Re: Como depot revisited, part two	Russo Loco	August 28, 2017 01:55PM
Re: Como depot revisited, part two	Jim Grigsby	August 28, 2017 06:19PM
Re: Como depot revisited, part two	John Droste2	August 28, 2017 10:17PM
Re: Como depot revisited, part two	Car57	August 29, 2017 07:08AM
Re: Como depot revisited, part two	John Droste2	August 29, 2017 07:17AM
Re: Como depot revisited, part two	nickgully	August 29, 2017 01:12PM
Re: Como depot revisited, part two	rdamurphy	August 29, 2017 01:12PM

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