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Narrow gauge passenger train.
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A train leaving Silverton heading to Durango.
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The last of the famous old narrow gauge railroads, still operating in Southwestern Colorado. Freight lines and Summer Passenger service operate from Durango and Silverton. These famous little trains made history in the early days of the West.
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A train traveling away from a large mountain.
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Train awaits passenger on old Blair Street in Silverton, Colorado, for the return trip to Durango.
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Narrow gauge railroad train leaving Silverton, Colorado. Mountain in the background.
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Leaving Silverton, Colorado on the scenic mountain return trip to Durango. (Engine #478 pulls an 8+ car train.)
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Narrow gauge train leaving Silverton for return to Durango, Colorado. Mountains in background are dry and bare (summer?)
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A close up of narrow gauge engine #480 traveling through the mountains to Silverton, Colorado.
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Durango-Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad. Locomotive 482 leaves Silverton on its trek back to Durango
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Two trains pulling into town. A large mountain can be seen in the background.
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A train leaving town. There are houses in the distance as the train travels away from them.
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Here the two narrow gauge trains await the return of their passengers for the trip back to Durango.
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Photo of the train.
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Silverton railroad station. Two steam engines, #473 and #478 are next to an early model automobile.
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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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Photograph of the train
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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.