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Rader Sidetrack

June 25, 2022 10:04AM

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craig Wrote:
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> I don’t understand The
> Rawlings branch relationship to Pueblo unless
> there is a branch within the city named Rawlings.

The main library in Pueblo is named "Rawlings". Branches are named after other people, possibly benefactors:
[www.pueblolibrary.org]

There is a "Robert Hoag Rawlings Foundation" in Pueblo that likely has a bearing on the name of the Library:
[rawlingsfoundation.com]

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- Graham

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Economic Analysis of Narrow Gauge Rail Service	craig	June 25, 2022 09:00AM
Re: Economic Analysis of Narrow Gauge Rail Service	Rader Sidetrack	June 25, 2022 10:04AM
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Re: Economic Analysis of Narrow Gauge Rail Service	craig	June 25, 2022 10:44AM

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