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Breckenridge Depot

Jim Courtney
Searching for more Dillon photos (Summit Historical Society page) and stumbled upon this photo of activity at the Breckenridge Depot, that I've never seen before:

Jim Courtney
Poulsbo, WA
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Re: Breckenridge Depot

Robert McFarland
Where is it?I can't find it on their photos for sale page.
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Re: Breckenridge Depot

Jim Courtney
Its on their Facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/summithistorical

On the right side are past posts with photos, scroll down, it is near the bottom.
Jim Courtney
Poulsbo, WA
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Re: Breckenridge Depot

Chris Walker
Nice picture there, lots of activity of the old ways going on,  nothing like the buzz of a busy station around "train time", all gone now.
UpSideDownC
in New Zealand
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Re: Breckenridge Depot

Rick Steele
In reply to this post by Jim Courtney
Recognize the depot? According to the Valuation Report Field Notes, Dillon and Breckenridge were mirror images of each other.

They were both DSP&P built.

Rick
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Re: Breckenridge Depot

Jim Courtney
In reply to this post by Chris Walker
Odd L-C-L freight being handled.  

The guy at the left frame seems to have a set of bed springs.  The shipment to the right of the boxcar seems to be two large baskets of some sort.
Jim Courtney
Poulsbo, WA
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Re: Breckenridge Depot

Derrell Poole
I find models of bed springs to be as illusive as scale sand and cattle guards!
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Keith Hayes
...don't get me started about cattle guards!
Keith Hayes
Leadville in Sn3
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Re: Did you say Cattle guards?

Chris Walker
A pastoral oddity in the confines of the upper Platte Canon...



http://digital.denverlibrary.org/cdm/fullbrowser/collection/p15330coll22/id/78052/rv/singleitem/rec/16


 
UpSideDownC
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Re: Breckenridge Depot

Robert McFarland
In reply to this post by Keith Hayes
There's one at the opening of Box Canyon.
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Re: Did you say Cattle guards?

Derrell Poole
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I'm talking about models.

Your photo was taken near Riverview. Cattle Guards were everywhere. So was traction sand. On the real railroads - not so much on layouts.

This photo was also taken at Riverview.
Cattle Guard
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Re: Did you say Cattle guards?

Jim Courtney
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Ever notice how popular little picket fences were in Platte Canyon.  Seems every depot had some around it, and Dome Rock siding and station seem completely surrounded by the stuff.  In your photo, even the cattle guard has a piece of white-washed picket fence. Derrell's photo of Riverview has an entire field of something or other surrounded by it.

Modeler's note to self!

As an aside, perhaps Bill Meredith could photo etch some S scale bedsprings for us, with all his free time (sarc).
Jim Courtney
Poulsbo, WA