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Mark Stoeckel

February 08, 2001 09:25AM

John,
I agree with Charlie's above post. The information on the Chama buildings and structures are both interesting & informative.
While I know where the existing building are located and even some of the retired sites (ie, the sheep dipping pens), I don't have a clue to the location of most of the retired structures. Is there a map that shows the location of the retired buildings? Such a map would be extremely valuable to modelers and historians.
Thank you,
MAS

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Chama Structures	John Templeton	February 08, 2001 08:26AM
Re: Chama Structures	Mark Stoeckel	February 08, 2001 09:25AM
Re: Chama Structures	John Templeton	February 08, 2001 10:06AM
Re: Chama Structures	Towne Comee	February 09, 2001 06:32AM
Re: Chama Structures	John	February 09, 2001 08:43AM
Re: Chama Structures	Frank Martindell	February 10, 2001 10:58AM
Re: Chama Structures	John Templeton	February 12, 2001 09:05AM
Re: Chama Structures	Frank Martindell	February 10, 2001 10:44AM

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