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J. B. Bane

September 25, 2000 07:48PM

OK so rebuilding to Baker is the longest of long shots, maybe farther out there than relaying track on the Curry branch and certainly farther out there that relaying track over Larch to Whitney, but what about the old Loco shed in Baker City. Is there any possibility of it's ownership comming to us. Someone told me it still has the pits in the floor. Not shure what we would do with it, but it is certainly significant to the RR's history. Was it originally a car shop or what?

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