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Jeanette McQuade

March 23, 2005 12:00PM

I am a student at the University of Colorado trying to do a story on the Georgetown Loop and would love a perspective from a train enthusiast about the issues surrounding the Georgetown Loop Railroad. Any insight on the narrow gauge steam history? I hear narrow gauges are a dying breed, is there any truth to that and why? Also what is Georgetown's signifigance in this as far as the cessation of the operations? What is the opinion of a narrow-gauge train enthusiast? Please expand if you have more to say regarding Georgetown. Thanks, Jeanette

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Georgetown Loop	Jeanette McQuade	March 23, 2005 12:00PM
Re: Georgetown Loop	Al Patterson	March 23, 2005 12:18PM
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Georgetown Loop Information LINK	Jim Poston	March 23, 2005 04:00PM
Re: Georgetown Loop	Shane Schabow	March 24, 2005 08:30PM

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