Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad (Colo.)
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A large mountain overlooking the town. In the lower right corner there is an image of a train.
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A train arriving in town. A large group of people are watching the train arrive.
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Locomotive engine covered by a snow slide, with several men standing on and around the engine. Nothing was written on the back of this postcard. This is an actual photo print.
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Narrow gauge railroad train leaving Silverton, Colorado. Mountain in the background.
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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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Narrow gauge railroad train leaving Silverton for 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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Train terminal with several trains stopping at it. One train is just pulling in.
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The Silverton narrow gauge train is shown leaving Silverton for Durango. A Panorama photograph of the valley showing Silverton with mountains surrounding it.
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Photo of the steam locomotive at the Durango depot.
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Photograph of the Silverton narrow gauge passenger train in the Animas River gorge approaching the resort town of Silverton, elevation 9300 feet, in the San Juan Mountains of southwest Colorado.
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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 narrow gauge train departing from Silverton and crossing a bridge over the Animas River. A letter is written on the back of this postcard.
