Re: What type of water column was used in Alamosa?
| December 10, 2021 02:00AM |
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There were a few of the Poage Spouts on the D&RG narrow gauge lines early on
Montrose, Florresta and Currencanti I(which was moved to the Gunnison Museum00
I believe Shefeld became a part of Fairbanks-Morse at some point
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There were a few of the Poage Spouts on the D&RG narrow gauge lines early on
Montrose, Florresta and Currencanti I(which was moved to the Gunnison Museum00
I believe Shefeld became a part of Fairbanks-Morse at some point
[fattachment 79859 781Montrose1940.jpg]
[attachment 79862 BlackCanyonwaterspoutGunnisonMuseum.JPG]
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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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