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MSRRKevin

December 27, 2018 03:56PM

Registered: 14 years ago
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I think the Boggs Smelter is the one that was at one terminus of the railroad. 22 inch seems like an odd gauge, so maybe tracking down the locomotive won't be too difficult. The smelter site is now a sand and gravel operation. A few years ago, I visited the sand and gravel operation, and I think I remember seeing photos of the smelter and railroad on the wall in the main office.

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Narrow Gauge near Mayer, AZ?	MSRRKevin	December 27, 2018 09:58AM
Re: Narrow Gauge near Mayer, AZ?	bcp	December 27, 2018 11:00AM
Re: Narrow Gauge near Mayer, AZ?	MSRRKevin	December 27, 2018 11:32AM
Re: Narrow Gauge near Mayer, AZ?	Rader Sidetrack	December 27, 2018 11:48AM
Re: Narrow Gauge near Mayer, AZ?	MSRRKevin	December 27, 2018 11:50AM
Re: Narrow Gauge near Mayer, AZ?	o anderson	December 27, 2018 03:14PM
Re: Narrow Gauge near Mayer, AZ?	MSRRKevin	December 27, 2018 03:56PM
Re: Narrow Gauge near Mayer, AZ?	Colorado76	December 27, 2018 04:44PM
Re: Narrow Gauge near Mayer, AZ?	bcp	December 27, 2018 04:53PM
Re: Narrow Gauge near Mayer, AZ?	o anderson	December 27, 2018 05:16PM
Re: Narrow Gauge near Mayer, AZ?	bcp	December 27, 2018 06:04PM
Re: Narrow Gauge near Mayer, AZ?	Colorado76	December 27, 2018 07:40PM
Re: Narrow Gauge near Mayer, AZ?	jim pallow	December 28, 2018 06:39AM
Re: Narrow Gauge near Mayer, AZ?	Colorado76	December 28, 2018 11:35AM
Re: Narrow Gauge near Mayer, AZ?	jim pallow	December 28, 2018 03:51PM
Re: Narrow Gauge near Mayer, AZ?	Colorado76	December 27, 2018 07:37PM
Re: Narrow Gauge near Mayer, AZ?	MSRRKevin	December 28, 2018 09:12AM
Re: Narrow Gauge near Mayer, AZ?	Colorado76	December 28, 2018 11:32AM

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