No Rio Grande or early railroading enthusiast will want to be without Ferrell's 22nd (and last) book. Volume 3: The Interurbans (2010, with Kenton Forrest Colorado Railroad Museum). Denvers Railroads: The Story of Union Station and the Railroads of Denver. Composer and author Don Robertson was born in Denver, Colorado in 1942. Almost every quality photograph available from 1873 to 1921 has been included in this volume. (Sources: Kenton, Forrest and Charles Albi. Title: Denver's railroads : the story of Union Station and the railroads of Denver Author: Kenton Forrest Charles Albi OCLC:15155914 Please verify that you are not a robot. Climb aboard for the ride of your life as we relive the days when the world and the Rio Grande were young. Denver's Railroads: The Story of Union Station and the Railroads of Denver Kenton Forrest, Charles Albi Colorado Railroad Museum, 1981 - Railroads - 244 pages 0 Reviews Reviews aren't.
The Rio Grande Glory Days are preserved here in rare old photographs and art. Richardson termed “picture hunting”, this book is a pictorial history of the D&RG’s narrow gauge. The courage, determination and sheer guts of such an undertaking are impressively apparent today on the two remaining portions of three-foot gauge trackage out of Durango, Colorado and Chama, New Mexico.Īfter over 60 years of research and what the late Robert W. It was a glorious period that has been termed the days of “wooden cars and iron men.” Today it is difficult to even comprehend the tremendous amounts of energy, manpower and money that went into constructing the Denver & Rio Grande into and across the Rocky Mountains.
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