NGfan: Fall sceneson the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic RR
NGfan: Fall sceneson the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic RR
NGfan: Fall season the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic RR
NGfan: Fall sceneson the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic RR
NGfan: Fall sceneson the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic RR
NGfan: Fall sceneson the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic RR
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NGfan: RGS Goose 5 at Durango 3 MB
NGfan: 9/1940 Cimmaron Colorado
NGfan: 9/1940 Cimmaron Colorado
NGfan: 5/19/21 D&RGW 489 oil conversion
NGfan: 5/19/21 D&RGW 489 oil conversion
NGfan: 5/19/21 D&RGW 489 oil conversion
NGfan: 5/19/21 D&RGW 489 oil conversion
NGfan: 5/19/21 D&RGW 489 oil conversion
NGfan: 5/19/21 D&RGW 489 oil conversion
NGfan: 7/15/21 10:00 at Chama as D&RGW 484 and 487 pull Train 216 east. C&TS RR at its best.
NGfan: 7/15/21 10:00 at Chama as D&RGW 484 and 487 pull Train 216 east. C&TS RR at its best.
NGfan: 7/15/21 10:00 at Chama as D&RGW 484 and 487 pull Train 216 east. C&TS RR at its best.
NGfan: 7/15/21 10:00 at Chama as D&RGW 484 and 487 pull Train 216 east. C&TS RR at its best.
NGfan: 7/15/21 10:00 at Chama as D&RGW 484 and 487 pull Train 216 east. C&TS RR at its best.
NGfan: 11/18/51 at Ophir Colorado
NGfan: Here we see Rio Grande Southern Galloping Goose No. 7 taking up the line Photographed near Fall Creek, Colorado on April 1953 by Robert W. Richardson Denver Public Library Digital Collection — in Fall Creek, Placerville.
NGfan: Denver & Rio Grande Western 2-8-0 #278 heads east over the narrow-gauge Gunnison Branch as the train nears Cebolla, Colorado during the 1950's. The right-of-way here now lies beneath the Blue Mesa Reservoir. James Stitzel photo. Author's collection.
NGfan: 7/26/21 D&RGW 168 and Historic Train set in Chama for first time. D&RGW 315 as 425
NGfan: 7/26/21 D&RGW 168 and Historic Train set in Chama for first time. D&RGW 315 as 425
NGfan: 7/26/21 D&RGW 168 and Historic Train set in Chama for first time. D&RGW 315 as 425
NGfan: Here we are on the Silverton Northern Railroad in Animas Forks, Colorado with the Gold Prince Mine in the background. In 1911 Otto Mears requested that the third Tuesday in July be designated Columbine Day. Otto ran a free excursion train to Animas For