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1) Durango (Colo.)
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Front view of the Durango-Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad Depot in Durango.
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2) Last of the Narrow Gauge Trains
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View of a narrow gauge train engine releasing steam as it crosses over a river bridge with mountains in the background.
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3) Silverton, The, last of the narrow gauge trains
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View of a narrow gauge passenger train traveling alongside a river through rocky, mountainous terrain.
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4) Famous Silverton Narrow Gauge on the Rockwood Highline.
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View of the Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad traveling through the mountains above the Animas River.
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5) Last of the Narrow Gauge Trains
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View of two parked narrow gauge railroad trains with mountains in the background.
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6) Inside the cab of one of the famous narrow gauge engines
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A photograph of a man sitting in the cab and operating the equipment of one of the Durango to Silverton narrow gauge engines.
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7) Last of the Narrow Gauge Trains
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View of a narrow gauge railroad engine with a checklist of written correspondence items for the sender to choose.
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8) Silverton Narrow Gauge
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View of a narrow gauge train traveling over a bridge with water flowing below and mountains in the background.
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9) Last of the Famous Old Narrow Gauge Railroads
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View of a narrow gauge train rounding a bend in southwestern Colorado.
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10) Durango-Silverton railroad.
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A colored drawing of the Durango-Silverton narrow gauge railroad, traveling through the mountains.
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11) Last of the Narrow Gauge Trains
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View of a narrow gauge passenger train on the route between Durango and Silverton, Colorado.
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12) Durango (Colo.)
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Photograph of the Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge train with passengers on board.
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13) Last of the Famous Old Narrow Gauge Railroads
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View of a narrow gauge train traveling alongside a river through the mountains of southwestern Colorado.
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14) Last of the Famous Old Narrow Gauge Railroads
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View of a narrow gauge train traveling along cliffs billowing black smoke, with mountains and a lake in the background.
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15) The "Silverton" in winter. Southeastern Colorado's "Narrow Gauge Country"
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Black and white photograph of the "Silverton" during the winter. A snow plow can be seen attached to the front of the train.
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16) Vallecito Reservoir
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Picture of front of the train. Engine labeled as #481.
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17) Durango, Colorado
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View of the Durango and Silverton train traveling through Durango, Colorado.
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18) The Silverton Train between Elk Park and Silverton
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Color image of the The Silverton Narrow Gauge Train. On the right, passengers lean out of windows to take photos as they go around a bend next to the Animas River on a partly cloudy day.
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19) Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad
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View of the Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad crossing a river on a trip through the mountains.
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