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Sharrod

July 02, 2020 09:23AM

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Was there enough market in Chama for two shows? I doubt it. The add says 2pm and 8pm shows in Durango (and "daily" even though they are there one day). I am guessing Chama had only one show.

And if the whole circus went to Silverton, would it have required two trains? 22 cars seems like a lot to push up there with C-19 consolidations.

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Southwestern Colorado 120 years ago	davegrandt	July 01, 2020 10:29PM
Re: Southwestern Colorado 120 years ago	sp4149	July 01, 2020 10:59PM
Re: Southwestern Colorado 120 years ago	Sharrod	July 02, 2020 09:23AM
Re: Southwestern Colorado 120 years ago	tgbcvr	July 02, 2020 09:33AM
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Re: Southwestern Colorado 120 years ago	davegrandt	July 02, 2020 05:41PM
Re: Southwestern Colorado 120 years ago	Husker Hank	July 03, 2020 01:22AM
Re: Southwestern Colorado 120 years ago	Earl	July 02, 2020 01:49PM

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