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Re: Colorado's biggest narrow gauge locomotive running
Author: synonymouse
Date: 12-12-2015 - 19:14

I remember the 491 fondly. The guys in the roundhouse at Alamosa let my brother and I up into the cab while they were putting the tank back on the 493, fresh out of the shop. That was the summer of 1960. Good times.

I seem to recall seeing the 491 at Alamosa in 1972 or thereabouts. There was also an ex-NdeM steel coach. The standard gauge part of the roundhouse was still standing at that time.

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  Colorado's biggest narrow gauge locomotive running Glen Brewer 12-12-2015 - 16:33
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  Re: Colorado's biggest narrow gauge locomotive running Glen Brewer 12-12-2015 - 16:47
  Re: Colorado's biggest narrow gauge locomotive running George Andrews 12-12-2015 - 16:55
  Re: Colorado's biggest narrow gauge locomotive running Bob Williams 12-12-2015 - 18:32
  Re: Colorado's biggest narrow gauge locomotive running Glen Brewer 12-12-2015 - 18:50
  Re: Colorado's biggest narrow gauge locomotive running synonymouse 12-12-2015 - 19:14
  Re: Colorado's biggest narrow gauge locomotive running Bob Williams 12-12-2015 - 22:02
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