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RE: [CBQ] Associated Railroad Locomotives

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Subject: RE: [CBQ] Associated Railroad Locomotives
From: HOL WAGNER <holpennywagner@msn.com>
Date: Mon, 26 Nov 2012 07:20:08 -0700
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John:
 
The C&S owned no diesel switchers until 1947 and the Q had none assigned to Denver until after the war.  No switcher of either road was ever equipped with a trolley pole for activating the crossing signals.  Since the Associated Railroads line was operated for five-year periods by the D&RGW for itself and the Rock Island and by the C&S for itself, the Q and the Santa Fe, is it possible that the Grande did all the operation until after the Denver Tramway gave up the D&IM opearation to Golden in 1953 and the trolley wire came down.  That's what I was always led to believe -- that no C&S diesel operated over the line until after 1953.
 
Hol
 

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From: railbass@comcast.net
Date: Mon, 26 Nov 2012 00:48:28 -0700
Subject: [CBQ] Associated Railroad Locomotives

 
I am writing an article for the RGMHS Prospector on NW2 #100, D&RGW's first diesel locomotive, delivered in January 1941.   During the war, it and Baldwin VO-660 #73 operated on the Associated Railroad, a grouping made up of AT&SF, CB&Q, C&S, CRI&P, and D&RGW, to run trains on the Denver & Intermountain interurban line to Golden (owned by Denver Tramway).   The industry served was the Denver Ordnance Plant on the Remaco (Remington Arms) Spur at the site of what is now the Denver Federal Center.   About 100 carloads were moved each day during the war on this branch by D&RGW or C&S diesels.   D&RGW #100 and #73 were equipped with trolley poles until 1953 when operating this branch to activate the crossing signals.   I have photos of these two D&RGW engines on this service with trolley poles.   Does anyone know of photos of any C&S/CB&Q engine operating on the Remaco Spur for Associated Railroads, equipped with a trolley pole?
- John Manion 
  Denver, CO 




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