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Photo of Galloping Goose next to a building which is on the right. A mountain peak is in the background.
222) Galloping Goose #4
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Photo of the Galloping Goose railroad car next to a building. Tree leaves are turning yellow on a hill in the background.
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Hand tinted photograph. The remarkable scenery presented all along the route of the D&RG has called into service an open observation car, which enables the traveler to obtain an unrestricted view. Postmarked Aug 30, 1913 from Malta. Colorado.
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A steam engine, trimmed in yellow with lettering on coal-cart and cab: "DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN", "318".
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Colored lithographic photo print image of train, crew, and passengers posed along the rail line and amongst banks of snow.
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Photographic print image of a shed covering a railroad. Several structures stand in a grassy meadow in foreground. Beyond these a thick conifer forest covers a mountain slope. In the far background left corner; snow covered peaks.
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Black and white photo of a railroad "bus: a box car with an engine up front with seating for the engineers. A few shrubs are in front with a grassy slope beyond the car. The side of the box car reads, "MOTOR No. 7, RIO GRAND SOUTHERN R.R. C.O." The passenger compartment has headlights and a grill like an antique car and is labelled "R. G. S. 7" Two passengers are visible.
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A side view of the Ophir Loop. A tree-topped mesa lies in front of the railroad with wooden trestle bridges spanning deep ravines. The road higher up the slope forms a more visible light line hugging the mountainside. Thick pine and aspen forests cover the slopes on the right while rocks and meadows cover the drier slope on the left.
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Photograph of passengers boarding the Denver & Rio Grande Western narrow gauge train at the Durango station.
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View of the Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad crossing a river on a trip through the mountains.