Colonel Pfeiffer Has A New Home
| May 31, 2019 05:26PM |
As I am sure some surmised from the previous post, The Colonel Pfeiffer, perhaps better known as Rio Grande Southern coach 256 has a new home. (col. Pfeiffer was the name that the car bore when it was built in 1880 as Denver & Rio Grande 42)
The Colonel and his entourage arrive in Como around 10 am, May 31.
Back on trucks for the first time since its off track excursion in 1952, RGS 256 reposes on the Como Ashpit track, May 31.
Jason Midyette
The Colonel and his entourage arrive in Como around 10 am, May 31.
Back on trucks for the first time since its off track excursion in 1952, RGS 256 reposes on the Como Ashpit track, May 31.
Jason Midyette
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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