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Narrow gauge cut, Animas Canyon, Durango Colorado. There is a statue on the top of a large rock left when the railroad was cut through the mountain.
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Photograph of engine #499 at the Highway 160 crossing at Grandview (east of Durango, Colorado).
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Photograph of Rio Grande engine #483 almost completely covered with snow thrown up by the snowplow attached to the front of the engine.
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Photograph of the left side of engine #315, Denver and Rio Grande. Engine appears to have been restored and is parked on a siding track.
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Photograph of narrow gauge engine #346 on the Rio Grande Southern Railroad in the Durango yard.
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Photograph of a train sitting in the Durango railroad terminal with railroad workers on the tracks. Several people are standing and walking on the station platform to the right of the card.
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Photograph of the right side of narrow gauge engine #453, in the Durango station. Postcard is addressed to Mrs. Alta Landrum of Waco, Texas, and is dated 6-30-54. A duplicate of this postcard was postmarked 9-16-1949 on the Alamosa & Durango Train #216.
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Photograph of the right side of engine #315 in Durango, Colorado.
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Photograph of the left side of the Galloping Goose #7 of the Rio Grande Southern line which has a snowplow attached to the cowcatcher on the front of the engine.
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Photograph of a narrow gauge passenger train, engine #488, Durango - Alamosa.
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Photograph of narrow gauge engine #485 (head on shot) sitting beside the Durango Railroad station. A man is walking beside the engine, and several people are seen on the platform and beside the train tracks.
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Photograph of the right side of the Silver Vista Observation coach #313, and passenger coach #319 in front of it. Part of the Denver & Rio Grande line.
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Photograph of Engine #473 with a snowplow attached to the cowcatcher. Card was mailed in Norton, Mass 1-20-1958, addressed to Mr. Herbert D. Magoon, Buzzards Bay, Mass.