Santa Fe Modeler 1982 November December Cajon Pass SF in Eat Texas

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Santa Fe Modeler 1982 November December Cajon Pass SF in Eat Texas
 
Santa Fe Modeler 1982 November December
Table of Contents
Editorial  2
Letters to the Editor  3-5, 22
Questions and Answers  6
Amendments  6
Albuquerque '84 Convention Site  6
Exploring Cajon Pass: Keenbrook to Cajon  6-8
GP-7 Rebuilds on the Santa Fe  9-11
Train Runs Over La Mirada Man  11
Santa Fe in East Texas  11, 12
Calendar Reviews  12
Lightweight 14 Section Sleeper  13-15
Santa Fe's White Reefers  16
Oasis in Desert  16
Santa Fe Freight Car Lettering  17-19
The Scout  19-22
Product News  24
Pay 1983 Dues  24
Classifieds  25
Glad Hand  25
COVER PHOTO:
Wootton, CO is on the Santa Fe's Raton Pass line at milepost 651.6. In 1909, the Santa Fe erected a 12 foot by 21 foot freight house to handle freight traffic connected with the Wootton mine. Several years ago Jared Harper built a model of this structure as it might have appeared in November, 1947. It is entirely scratchbuilt from Northeastern lumber and is painted Colonial Yellow with Bronze Green trim. The roof is red shingle.

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