| June 25, 2022 09:00AM |
I was interested in reading the study done by an Albuquerque firm Kirschner & Associates in 1969 that presented facts about the narrow gauge rail service between Alamosa and Farmington. In Robert Richardson’s Narrow Gauge News April 1969, Bob Richardson makes the statement the results are expected to favor the opposition. The Pueblo Library Rawlings (?) Branch has a copy but is internal use only. I don’t understand The Rawlings branch relationship to Pueblo unless there is a branch within the city named Rawlings. Does anyone have access to this publication that they would be willing to share?
Thank you.
Craig
Thank you.
Craig
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