The silver and gold bonanza of the late 19th Century led to a boom in narrow gauge railroad startups across Colorado. But out of the plethora that've come and gone, which left an impact in the ...

It’s an encounter with railroad history beyond the right-of-way. Drier climates in the West have allowed scores of Santa Fe and Denver & Rio Grande Western boxcars to be used for storage on ...

Prohibition was in full force in February 1923 when Deputy Sheriff R.T. Edwards arrested three bootleggers in Sego, Utah, ...

while a group of less scrupulous construction workers sabotages the entire operation in the hopes that they can get their tracks laid first and get the money from the railroad.

Total coal production rose to 1,500 tons a day, with most of it sold to the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad. There were about 150 men working in the mines, and the total population of Sego ...