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Photograph of narrow gauge engine #499 traveling through a valley. The snowplow/cow catcher on the front of the engine is quite battered.
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Photograph of the narrow gauge train (engine, four passenger cars, and an observation car) entering the Animas Canyon. Train is passing by a house and corral. Mountains in the background.
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Photograph of the narrow gauge train stopped on a curve in Animas Canyon. Train is composed of both passenger and freight cars. Passengers are standing along the side of the tracks, and on the observation platform of the last car.
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Photograph of the Durango-Silverton train stopping at the Mountain Dew Filling Station beside the water tower.
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Photograph of the left side of engine #473 with a snowplow attached to the cowcatcher.
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Photograph of a train engine about to cross a railroad bridge. Angle is head-on to the engine.
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Photograph of engine #319, left side.
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Photograph of a passenger train with four cars, an observation car and a steam engine leaving a flat area, and approaching the mountains.
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Photograph of a seven-car passenger train in the Animas Canyon.
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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 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 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 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.