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Date: Wed, 19 Feb 2014 11:37:18 -0600
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Hi Pete,

That makes sense. I know they developed the hot springs as a tourist attraction in the 19th century.

400-416 also appear to be Wyoming. 401 is the second bridge crossing the Bighorn river south of Thermopolis. It is flipped and looking north.

#11 has a photo of a family, but in the background is a grain elevator with Greybull on it - which puts it in Greybull, WY.

#12 and #13 have two different Indian red, two story B&MR depots, but the letters are not readable. #12 looks like 5 or letters and #13 is 8 or so.

Chris

On 2/19/14, 10:55 AM, Jpslhedgpeth@aol.com wrote:
Speaking of "Thermop"...as my grandftather always called it....I have a color picture postcard from about 1910 showing the big hotel there from my grandfather who was a "Traveling Salesman" for Lincoln Drug Company through that territory from 1908-17 sent to my grandmother with the notation.. "This hotel is "higher than a dining car...I paid 50 cents this morning for coffee, pancakes and 2 soft eggs"

Pete


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From: Chris Atkins <tcatkins@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [CBQ] CB&Q Barriger Photos, CONSOLIDATED INDEX - More additions [1 Attachment]

Hi Harold,

I think Hol nailed it by identifying #243 as Frannie. It has the small yard on a curve, which can still be seen in Google Satellite view.

Here is the Basin depot on our friend Mark Brunton's CB&Q in Wyoming website: http://www.thecbandqinwyoming.com/images/Historical/Basin/basindepot.jpg

It has the lower roof, unlike the the one in #208.

#398 is another interesting one. It looks like Thermopolis where the tracks cross the Bighorn river. The words on the hill are "Worlds Largest Mineral Hot Springs."



#396 and #399 are also from Thermopolis, along with the already identified #391 and #394 .#386, #387, #388. #389 and #390 are probably there too or nearby.


Take care,

Chris Atkins
Lewisville, TX


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