HOL WAGNER wrote:
> It is in fact the concrete sand drying structure that was erected
> adjacent to the all-steel Ross & White coaling station in 1946. Though
> the coaling station was razed in 1961 ( ? ), the sand facility remained
> standing and in use, providing sand for diesels (via a conventional
> cylindrical steel sand tower), until the Seventh Street facilities were
> abandoned.
> Hol Wagner
>
>
> Scott-Diann Eggers wrote:
> > I wonder if anyone can help me out with something. I've been
> trying to research a structure that stood in the C&S 7th Street Yard
> at Denver. I was located south of the roundhouse opposite the
> fueling racks. It is pictured here and there throughout Mr.
> Wagner's book and more prominantly in Ed Fulcomer's Colorado &
> Southern - Southern Division pp38-39,92. I've seen in in several
> photos at the Denver Public library as well, but most times there
> are no actual reference as to what the structure might be. I always
> thought that it looked a little like one of the smaller
> Fairbanks-Morse coaling towers, but I have later photos with 70 ton
> hoppers parked next to the tower, so I thought that it must be a
> drying tower instead. It lasted well into the 80's when it was
> fianally torn down after the yard was abandoned. Is there anyone who
> can give me more details about this structure; specifically, what
> its use was, when was it built, and perhaps its dimensions?
> >
> > Thanks and have happy New Year.
> >
> > Scott Eggers
> > Waco, Texas
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