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John Vandenberg

March 12, 2001 03:44PM

I may be mistaken but I think that the floors in Durango were cinder and dirt untill the 60's. I will take a look in some of the books that I have, but I am almost certin of if.
I do know,however, that the ATSF roundhouse in Emporia KS was concrete. I know this because I found it one day while walking in the rail yard. The building is no loger there, but the floor and rails are. I was just walking around one day and came across a set of rails that were embeded in concrete and brick. I walked to where the end of the concrete was and began to follow it around. I began counting stalls and came up with 35. That is one big roundhouse for the middle of no where kansas.
John V

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Enginehouse Floors	Towne Comee	March 09, 2001 07:10PM
Re: Enginehouse Floors PIC	jay	March 09, 2001 07:29PM
Re: Enginehouse Floors	Earl	March 10, 2001 01:42PM
Concrete Floors	Mike Trent	March 11, 2001 07:51AM
Thanks, Jay and Guys!	Towne Comee	March 11, 2001 04:40PM
Re: Thanks, Jay and Guys!	jay	March 11, 2001 05:01PM
Re: Enginehouse Floors	mik	March 11, 2001 01:03AM
Re: Enginehouse Floors	C.H.Irvin	March 11, 2001 07:50AM
That makes me wonder	Mik	March 11, 2001 02:53PM
Re: Enginehouse Floors	Jim Adams	March 17, 2001 08:40PM
Re: Enginehouse Floors	Mark Valerius	March 20, 2001 11:55AM
More On Durango	Mike Trent	March 20, 2001 08:31PM
Enginehouse Floors	Keith Hayes	March 11, 2001 11:43AM
Re: Enginehouse Floors	Brian Norden	March 11, 2001 09:01PM
Re: Enginehouse Floors	George	March 12, 2001 12:03AM
Re: Enginehouse Floors	Frank Martindell	March 16, 2001 11:16AM
Re: Enginehouse Floors	Mark Stoeckel	March 16, 2001 02:04PM
Re: Enginehouse Floors	Frank Martindell	March 19, 2001 03:41PM
Re: Enginehouse Floors	John Vandenberg	March 12, 2001 03:44PM
Roundhouse Floors-Durango and Como	Mike Trent	March 12, 2001 11:18PM

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