File:California Zephyrs in Glenwood Canyon Colorado at Colorado River.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionCalifornia Zephyrs in Glenwood Canyon Colorado at Colorado River.jpg | Postcard photo of the eastbound and westbound California Zephyrs meeting in Glenwood Canyon at the Colorado River. Glenwood Canyon is where the idea for Vista-Dome observation cars was born. The monument to the idea was in Glenwood Canyon and visible from the Zephyr until it was moved some time ago to make room for a highway. |
Date | Not mailed. The original train stopped running in 1970; the three railroads would have no reason to issue postcards to promote a train that no longer ranpost-1970. |
Source | back |
Author | Burlington, Rio Grande and Western Pacific railroads |
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Pre-1978, no mark |
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