The Rio Grande Zephyr Passed through numerous spectacular canyons in its journey between Denver and Salt Lake City, including Gore, Little Gore, Glenwood, Ruby, and Debeque Canyons. Arguably the most intimate canyon on the Zephyr’s route was Byers Canyon, just west of Hot Sulphur Springs, Colorado. For about two miles, the railroad, the Colorado River, and US Route 40 share the narrow ravine, and the westbound Zephyr’s schedule put it in the canyon at the perfect time of day.
What did passenger trains look like before Amtrak in America, and Via Rail in Canada? Find out in this album with 2,700+ Historical Photos from early passenger trains of North America from the 1900's up until the early years of Government passenger trains
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just heritage schemes, not just commemorative schemes - this album is devoted to some of the world's most interesting paint schemes, past or present.
