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101. Silverton (Colo.)
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Two trains pulling into town.
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Photo of the "Casey Jones" which took miners from Silverton to the Sunnyside Mine. Mountains in the background along with some small homes.
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The Silverton Narrow Gauge in the narrow gorge of the Animas River two miles below Silverton, Colorado.
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The narrow gauge train departing from Silverton and crossing a bridge over the Animas River. A letter is written on the back of this postcard.
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Exterior shot of the Durango train station.
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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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Real photo b/w view of the front of a narrow gauge railroad train steaming up and leaving Trimble Hot Springs, north of Durango, heading to Silverton. Not mailed.
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Durango-Silverton narrow gauge train arrives in Silverton, stops next to the Arcade building. Several people shown standing next to the train.
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Photograph of the train
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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.
111. Silverton, Colorado
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Approaching Silverton, Colorado on the scenic Million Dollar Highway. The D. & R. G. Narrow Gauge Train is seen here upon its arrival from Durango.
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The train is traveling in a puff of steam; the hills in background are snow-covered; caption says "The Durango and Silverton is a Training Experience"
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A color postcard of the train as smoke billows out of the train. There are mountains in the background and some clouds are visible in the background.
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Photograph of the narrow gauge train (engine, approximately 8 passenger cars) steaming along the railroad tracks in the Animas Canyon beside the Animas River.