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Announcing Rio Grande Eastbound Pax Activity Pack

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LAST EDITED ON Jun-25-04 AT 11:46 AM (EST)

Seeing the success of my previous Rio Grande activities, I have decided to create and Eastbound compliment based entirely on the fall 1955 timetable. If someone could supply me with consist information (except for the CZ) and/or a freight timetable, I would greatly appreciate it. The trains are the California Zephyr (don't need consist information for it), the Yampa Valley Mail, the Prospector, and the Mountaineer. In this activity pack, the CZ will only make ONE stop: Denver.
I need to know the motive power used for freight trains over the pass at the time. I want to make this activity pack as close to the real thing as possible. Therefore, I also need to know what trains would be in Denver Union Station at 7PM (CZ), 1PM (YVM), 8AM (Prospecter), and 7AM (Mountaineer) and what motive power they might have.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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