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Friday, July 29, 2011
1915 Vulcan Area
From the 1915 "Standard Atlas of Douglas County."
3 comments:
Anonymous
said...
If I'm reading Google maps correctly, Vulcan approximately on the site of the new Spanish Castle development between Rock Island and Trinidad. Vulcan Road parallels the river in both directions between the railroad and the river both directions from the end of Spanish Castle Rd. It's really pretty down there....
Much of this line is still quite evident through the area. I've driven it from Spanish Castle road to where the old trestle at the Douglas Creek crossing is. The first mile or so of the old Mansfield branch is actually part of the original main line. Follow Rudolph Road north and south of Spanish Castle Road. This is the old grade.
3 comments:
If I'm reading Google maps correctly, Vulcan approximately on the site of the new Spanish Castle development between Rock Island and Trinidad. Vulcan Road parallels the river in both directions between the railroad and the river both directions from the end of Spanish Castle Rd. It's really pretty down there....
doug
Much of this line is still quite evident through the area. I've driven it from Spanish Castle road to where the old trestle at the Douglas Creek crossing is. The first mile or so of the old Mansfield branch is actually part of the original main line. Follow Rudolph Road north and south of Spanish Castle Road. This is the old grade.
Dan
I might add that Vulcan was on the old line.
Dan
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