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RBrinton

December 03, 2004 02:03PM

Russ
It was at the Sundown and Southern, and is now the property of Sumpter Valley Ry in Eastern Oregon

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January TRAINS	Dick Seelye	November 30, 2004 01:18PM
Re: January TRAINS	Kevin Bush	November 30, 2004 03:14PM
Re: January TRAINS	John Sporseen	November 30, 2004 04:14PM
Re: January TRAINS	Kevin Bush	November 30, 2004 07:45PM
Re: January TRAINS	Jim	November 30, 2004 09:09PM
Re: January TRAINS	Fred	November 30, 2004 09:17PM
Re: January TRAINS	Kevin Bush	November 30, 2004 10:40PM
Re: January TRAINS	Douglas vV	November 30, 2004 11:46PM
Re: January TRAINS LINK	Greg Scholl	December 01, 2004 07:36AM
Re: January TRAINS	Ted Miles	December 01, 2004 09:43AM
Re: January TRAINS	Greg Scholl	December 01, 2004 11:17AM
Re: January TRAINS	Jerry Day	December 01, 2004 03:22PM
Re: January TRAINS	Greg Scholl	December 01, 2004 03:36PM
Re: January TRAINS	Jerry Day	December 01, 2004 04:24PM
Re: January TRAINS	Douglas vV	December 01, 2004 04:57PM
Re: January TRAINS	Greg Scholl	December 01, 2004 05:52PM
Absolutely!!! NM	Douglas vV	December 01, 2004 09:14PM
Re: January TRAINS	John Sporseen	December 02, 2004 10:17AM
7th Street table LINK	Bob Yarger	December 02, 2004 09:28PM
C&S Turntable	Mike Trent	December 01, 2004 08:53PM
Re: C&S Turntable	Kevin Bush	December 01, 2004 10:35PM
Re: C&S Turntable	Fred T	December 02, 2004 07:34AM
Re: C&S Turntable	Don Richter	December 02, 2004 08:16AM
Re: C&S Turntable	Greg Scholl	December 02, 2004 09:12AM
Preserve Chama Enginehouse As Is	Russ Sperry	December 03, 2004 01:48PM
Alamosa Turntable	Russ Sperry	December 03, 2004 01:31PM
Re: Alamosa Turntable	RBrinton	December 03, 2004 02:03PM
Re: Alamosa Turntable	Rick Steele	December 03, 2004 09:34PM
Turntable capitol of the ng world NM	RBrinton	December 04, 2004 08:45AM
Re: Turntable capitol of the ng world	Greg Scholl	December 04, 2004 09:13AM
Re: Turntable capitol of the ng world	RBrinton	December 04, 2004 09:45AM
Re: Turntable capitol of the ng world	Skonk	December 04, 2004 02:41PM

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