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Private cars on
the rear of the
Southwest Chief at Raton, NM.
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The unique
Raton station.
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LaCastinada, an
old Harvey House hotel
and dining room adjacent to the station in Las Vegas, NM.
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Wagon Mound, so
named for its
similarity to a prairie schooner during the pioneer era.
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The train
snakes around a double
horseshoe curve near Chapelle.
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The opposite
side of the train during
the horseshoe curves.
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The Southwest
Chief looks nice trailing
a dome car.
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Remains of a
freight derailment at
Glorietta Pass.
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Late spring
rains left running streams
across New Mexico.
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Windows on
private dome car 800148
"Warren R. Henry" are washed during the stop in Albuquerque. The
Grand Luxe Express (former American Orient Express) stands on an
adjacent track.
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