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The new 10 stall,
12 track round house, in Durango
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Engines are
turned, serviced and held here for runs
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Even sitting
behind the yard, the round house is still BIG
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Barry scratch
built all of these engines, and several more out on the line
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Op Crews have a
choice of which engine to run here
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There are details
now, like interoir lights, but Barry plans to add even more
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Life was dull and
grey before the roundhouse came
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An after view,
showing the difference with structures
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Waiting to go to
work, we see 463, 375, 461 and 489
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A variety of
engines here to see, 484, 492, 453 and 268
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Here is a K36,
K37, and K27. K28's are on the line
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The D&RGW NG
had various sizes of locos
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This roundhouse
was scratch-built, board by board
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You can see some
of the turntable and the pit area
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The brick
side-walls were from the original layout
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The Durango yard
sits in front of the roundhouse
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