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Greg Scholl

February 09, 2005 07:39AM

After about 1960(when Grand Trunk ended steam), they could have re-written that statement, and left out the Narrow Gauge part, and it would have been accurate. Remember too that this was D&RGW all the way up to 1980, when Bradshaw bought it. Pretty amazing really!
Greg Scholl

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