Introduction
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Reference Track Plan
G&D version 2 track plan; click here for a reference track plan popup
Slide 1
GDRP comment: Looking over the Gorre engine house towards Rustlers Roost (raw PNG version)
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GDRP comment: the Great Divide yard entrance (raw PNG version)
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GDRP comment: the Austin coal dump, viewed from the Great Divide access pit (raw PNG version)
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GDRP comment: the Injun River bridge, Squaw Bottom Junction, and Daphetid viewed from the unfinished Injun River (raw PNG version)
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GDRP comment: the Daphetid trestle (raw PNG version)
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GDRP comment: the Austin engine facilities; this photo appeared on the cover of the March 1954 Railroad Model Craftsman and the Carstens HO Cutouts book (raw…
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GDRP comment: Teaby Fire Extinguisher company, against the left end mirror near the front of the layout (raw PNG version)
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GDRP comment: a different angle of Teaby Fire Extinguisher (raw PNG version)
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GDRP comment: loco #8, Sgt. Ennis, at Daphetid, with the DG&H above (at Mousebelly) and below (raw PNG version)
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GDRP comment: the DG&H near the room door, along the right end of the layout; the left track continues up to Mousebelly, the right track heads down to Gorre via…
Slide 11
GDRP comment: the Taylor Lake mill; the wheel was motorized (raw PNG version)
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GDRP comment: the Taylor Lake mill at night (raw PNG version)
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GDRP comment: view across Taylor Lake along the back of the layout, taken from the right end access door (raw PNG version)
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GDRP comment: loco #2, the C.D. Grandt, on the Gorre viaduct (raw PNG version)
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GDRP comment: Skunk Flat and Rustler Roost, taken from the "farm" access hatch; note the unfinished track planned for the DG&H wye into Grabert, which was never…
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GDRP comment: Caboose #1 on Gorre viaduct, with an O-scale man in the foreground for forced perspective (raw PNG version)
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GDRP comment: Mount Alexander on the DG&H extension; its construction was chronicled in the December 1949 Model Railroader (raw PNG version)
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GDRP comment: view out of the Gorre tunnel, taken from the right end access door, with a temporary sky background to hide the layout room; a similar photo was…
