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Front view of engine #478 parked in train yard, onlookers are standing along the side of the tracks.
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Several people stand near narrow gauge railroad engine #473 at the Durango station.
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Locomotive #478 on the Denver & Rio Grande Western line at the Durango station.
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Old train cars one faded red the red at the Silverton train depot, caption "Colorado" in gold lettering.
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D. & R. G. Narrow Guage [sic] Trains leaving the railroad station at Durango, Colorado on the run to Silverton.
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Train at the Durango depot, billowing smoke; two workers are visible.
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The Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge train pulling out of the Durango depot, surrounded by steam and smoke.
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The Durango to Silverton narrow gauge passenger train is pictured at the Durango station.
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Photo of passengers boarding the Denver & Rio Grande narrow gauge railroad at the Durango depot.
10) Durango (Colo.)
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Denver & Rio Grande Narrow Gauge Train pulling into the Durango, Colorado station.
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A view of a train steaming at the Silverton railroad depot. The caption reads, "Narrow Gauge Train near Silverton, Colorado. Visit Narrow Gauge Museum Alamosa, Colo. Krause Photo."
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Close up shot of Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge train leaving the Durango depot in a cloud of steam.
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View of the Durango Depot, with people standing in a line out front and others waiting to board a train.
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Picture of train at the depot with people standing nearby.
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A train going through the town. People standing to the side watching it go by.
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Train engine seen billowing smoke. Rock formation of 'D' seen in the background on hilltop.
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Picture of the Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Train traveling through the mountains.
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A train billowing smoke can be seen at the depot. #481 is printed on the front of the engine.
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The narrow gauge passenger train at its noon stop in Silverton carries mostly tourists during the summer season.
