Wagon Wheel Gap Route

and the

Denver & Rio Grande Railway

Equipment Photos 

11-13-01 #40 Being loaded in Brighton, CO.

02-07-02 Equipment brought to South Fork.

02-07-02 Equipment brought to South Fork.

02-07-02 Equipment brought to South Fork.

Passenger equipment in South Fork.

06-12-02 Car #36 in Denver.

06-12-02 Car #36 in route to South Fork on Hwy 285.

06-13-02 Car #36 being unloaded in South Fork.

06-13-02 Loco #40 being unloaded in South Fork.

06-13-02 Loco #40 being unloaded in South Fork.

Load'er up

Wolf Creek in late April !!!!

Setting her down

04-23-04 - Rio Grande Southern Coach that was along the line at Trout Lake being moved to our  Museum at Monte Vista

Web Site E-Mail Address is Wagon-Wheel-Gap@hotmail.com

Also see our History of San Luis Valley Railroads web site:

Wagon-Wheel-Gap.freehomepage.com

It's still under construction but you may find it interesting.

This is not an official web site of the D&RG Ry. Historical Foundation. 

It is a private informational site by Richard Cutter who is solely responsible for content and is not submitted to, approved or controlled by the D&RG Historical Foundation.

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Historical Photographs 1800's to 1940's from the National Archives

Photos, Videos and Text are Copyrighted by Richard Cutter

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The name "Wagon Wheel Gap Route" refers to the section of the Creede Branch of the Old "Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad" that extends from South Fork to Creede Colorado, the name was developed and used for this website and is considered as our trademark.

Last updated: July 01, 2005

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