C&S Platte Canon Memories & Then Some By Tom and Denise Klinger

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C&S Platte Canon Memories & Then Some By Tom and Denise Klinger
C&S Platte Canon Memories & Then Some By Tom and Denise Klinger
Copyright 2007
Hard Cover
Sealed
336 pages
Contents:
Dedication, Introduction, Map, pgs 4-8
Denver to Platte Canon, pgs 9-30
Lower Platte Canon, pgs 31-60
On to Buffalo, pgs 61-94
Buffalo and Pine Grove, 95-122
Beyond Pine Grove, pgs 123-138
Baileys to Altruria, pgs 139-164
Shawnee to Webster, pgs 165-184
Over Kenosha to King and Como, pgs 185-204
Como, pgs 205-226
Como-Alma Subdivision, pgs 227-244
Boreas Pass, pgs 245-276
Beyond Breckenridge, pgs 277-288
Model T Ford, pgs 289-298
Scrapping Operations, pgs 299-326
Historical Stations and Siding Names, pgs 327-329
Highway Mileage, pg. 330
1920 Auto Log and Scrapping Dates, pg. 331
1922 Time Table Platte Canon Division, pg. 332
Poem, pg. 333
Index, pp. 334-336.
Originally this line was the route of the Denver, South Park & Pacific Railroad. Reaching from Denver, Colorado along the South Platte River to the entrance of the South Platte Canon, the line went up the canon and over the mountains to reach a mining district known as the Mineral Belt. The DSP&P later became a subsidiary of the Colorado & Southern railroad. Today, only a small branch of the line south of downtown Denver remains in operation. The former grade in the greater Denver area has been lost to urban development. The Mineral Belt was an area of great mineral wealth, and the railroad was needed to haul the gold, silver, lead, molybdenum, tungsten, zinc, coal and other less valuable mineral deposits down out of the mountains. But this was not the only traffic on the line, lumber and cattle were also sources of traffic. Many historical Black and White photographs supplement the text, including pictures of the steamers with their unique "Bear Trap" spark arrestors.
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