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guymonmd

December 13, 2018 08:21AM

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The Colorado Railroad museum should be first on your list.
The Forney Museum is also a great visit.
The Georgetown loop is a short drive but in the winter they have limited operations. Call ahead.
Como is a 90 minute drive from Denver and worth a visit. If you contact the right people there they show you around.
If you ride the light rail from downtown to Littleton and back, you can see a bunch of railroad activity.

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