[CBQ] Custer depot [was] Re: black hills high line route

[Norm Metcalf <n.metcalf@att.net>]

Per www.rrshs.org the Custer depot is a replica built in 1997. Norm 
Metcalf, Boulder Colorado

On 2/24/2013 8:57 PM, mdeckergwtcnet wrote:
>
>>> CB&Q Group,
>>>
>>> Where can I find pictures and information about the Burlington Northern 
>>> locomotives that passed thru Custer, South Dakota during 1971 and 1972?
>>>
>>> Are there any pictures available of the train depot at Custer?
>>>
>>> I am interested in information concerning the High Line route between 
>>> Edgemont and Deadwood as well.
>>>
>>> Thank you,
>>> Mike Chard
>>> Anchorage, Alaska
>>>
>>>
> Mike, Bill, et al......
>
> I'm in Gillette right now, and I can't bring up the title out of my feeble 
> brain, but Rick Mills put out a photo book on the High Line, maybe 10 years 
> ago.  You might be able to find it under his name at Amazon, maybe????
>
> The only time I went to Deadwood, we had Geep 20's.  The Custer depot is 
> still there, but I think it's been moved from its' original location.  It's a 
> two story, rectangular, building, looks pretty much like the rest of the ones 
> we used to have here.
>
> Mike Decker
>
>



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