10-12-2011, 07:24 PM
There are quite a few outspoken D&RGW "experts" on this discussion list:
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Some of the information these people know is unbelievable. I'd try searching the archives if you know specifically what to search for. Those guys may be even able to tell you where a certain engine was during what years.
The Denver Public Library suggestion is also excellent. I've even searched by locomotive number, or by town name, and come up with many, many Otto Perry images. Durango, Ouray, Montrose, and Gunnison were all towns on the Rio Grande narrow gauge.
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Some of the information these people know is unbelievable. I'd try searching the archives if you know specifically what to search for. Those guys may be even able to tell you where a certain engine was during what years.
The Denver Public Library suggestion is also excellent. I've even searched by locomotive number, or by town name, and come up with many, many Otto Perry images. Durango, Ouray, Montrose, and Gunnison were all towns on the Rio Grande narrow gauge.
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