DENVER, COLORADO RAILROADS--UNION STATION--VERY RARE HISTORY FROM 1970

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DENVER, COLORADO RAILROADS--UNION STATION--VERY RARE HISTORY FROM 1970:
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Here is the47issue of Trains Magazine wherethe BIG feature article isentitled \"ALL OFF AT DENVER\" and is a detailed history of Denver\'s famous Union Stationopened in 1881. The site covered four city blocks and was very elegant and luxurious called \"Railroad Gothic\". It\'s 504-foot-long southeast facade was composed of pale grayish-pink stone brought from the Hathaway and Madge quarries. Here is a TON of detailed history on a legendary railroad station from the start in 1881 through WWI, WWII and into the 1960s. At the time this was written in 1970, the station had gone into missuse sitting mostly vacant. Lots of historic photographs are included. VERY HARD TO FIND! Other key articles are: 1. \"WP\'S CZ--BORN MARCH 20, 1949; DIED MARCH 22, 1970\"--the end of Western Pacific\'s California Zephyr--photos, 2. \"THE SUPER TRAIN\"--Santa Fe\'s Super Chief, 3. \"FAREWELL CB&Q, NP, AND SP&S; HELLO BN\"--the merger into Burlington Northern in March 1970, 3. \"PRR, 1 THROUGH 9999\"--a look at the 10,000 locomotives owned by PRR from 1846-1968, plus MUCH MORE!

Magazine is theJune 1970 issue ofTrains Magazineinrare NEAR MINT CONDITION appearing to have never been read! Includes it\'s original 1970 mailing envelope!

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