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Date |
Name |
Email Address |
| Comments |
| 1 |
Mon Oct 11 1999 20:28 |
Lloyd W. Sumner
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lwsumner@swbell.net |
| Welcome to my guestbook. Feel free to make any
comments or suggestions you like. Keep in mind that this is a public
guestbook, viewable by anyone. If you would like to send a more private
message, you can send me an email. Thank you. |
| 2 |
Fri Oct 15 1999 07:40 |
greg trevino
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gstplayer69hotmail.com |
i think thta there not real i need to see real
pics cus your pics is just of places you have seen them
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| 3 |
Wed Oct 20 1999 14:30 |
Brooke Summers
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summer_brooke5@hotmail.com |
I am really interested in ghosts.......
mmmmmmm.....
good site!!@#$%^&**() |
| 4 |
Tue Nov 2 1999 11:06 |
kersgfijokdgrjpoiujhg
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| great |
| 5 |
Fri Nov 5 1999 20:15 |
Francis Livingston
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| Hey bum, ya doin a purty good job on this. Do I
get copyright rights??? |
| 6 |
Sun Nov 7 1999 10:06 |
PETE
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PETE_BEST0330@YAHOO.COM |
| I ENJOYED YOUR SITE. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. IT IS
PEOPLE LIKE YOU THAT CARE ABOUT HISTORY THAT MAKE IT SIMPLE FOR ME TO
LOOK UP SUBJECTS THAT I ENJOY. I AM A FORMER SOUTHERN PACIFIC NOW UNION
PACIFIC LOCOMOTIVE ENGINNER. I WORK IN THE LOS ANGELES DIVISION. I WAS
IN TUCSON AREA NOT TO LONG A GO. I WAS AT THIS RESTAURANT WHERE I FOUND
THE NAME EL PASO & SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD. I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE
ABOUT THIS RAILROAD. |
| 7 |
Sun Nov 28 1999 14:41 |
Mark Morgan
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lobo76mk@aol.com |
Great site! I and became a fan of the EPSW while
living in Tucson, 1970-1972. I've managed to cover a lot of the former
property from Tucson to Columbus and on the affiliated EP&NE from
El Paso north to Tucumcari. Would love to get back down that way and
prowl around some more.
s/Mark Morgan
former historian, Steamtown NHS |
| 8 |
Sun Dec 5 1999 17:59 |
Ronald L. Lerner
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r-lerner1@ti.com |
| Good job - do you want more pictures - I have
many ! |
| 9 |
Tue Dec 14 1999 06:09 |
JOEL NORMAN
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tenchi@primary.net |
very interesting any deeper data for model rail
roaders??????Have no interest in the SP but would
like to see a modelers book on the ''Southline''
Joel
Seasons greetings-happy y2k!!! |
| 10 |
Wed Dec 15 1999 20:54 |
Randy K. Curtin
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rkc1956@qwestinternet.net |
| Excellent map! What software did you use? I work
on the UP out of Tucson. It's a shame the Southline is gone, with power
dying on the grades, and the shear number of trains, this would be a
vital link in today's rail system were it still in place. Thanks for
this site. |
| 11 |
Sun Mar 5 2000 17:53 |
Kent Koopman
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kendar60@aol.com |
| I have been on the roads several times while
driving between Bisbee and Albuquerque. Very interesting facets of the
old railroad that I didn't know. I have stopped at the marker in Rodeo
telling the story of the SP passenger trains |
| 12 |
Sun Mar 12 2000 16:43 |
tyler meyer
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I love it so keep on adding on
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| 13 |
Mon Mar 13 2000 12:59 |
heather& amber
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| hi |
| 14 |
Sun Mar 19 2000 20:05 |
John W. Cramer
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cramer@azstarnet.com |
Very good site, glad to see someone put together
info
I have and some I don't in one spot, keep up the good work. |
| 15 |
Wed Mar 29 2000 11:51 |
troy patterson
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drbitter@hotmail |
| i'd love more information on the ep&sw, so
keep up the great research! |
| 16 |
Tue May 23 2000 00:12 |
Carolyn D'Alessi
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h,hvb,mf |
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| 18 |
Wed Jun 14 2000 21:22 |
R.T. Johnson
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thorjr_@excite.com |
I am a history buff and really enjoyed the photos
and
text that accompanied them. My wife and I are plannning
on taking a trip there now. Excellent site. Very interesting. |
| 19 |
Fri Jun 16 2000 14:47 |
Jim Unrath
|
JUnrathFMT@aol.com |
| As one very interested in railroads and
railroading and especially enamoured of the southwest, I really enjoyed
your site and the history you so lovingly related. Keep up the good
work! I've spent much time in the area you described and the next time
I return it will be with more knowledge and interest, just because of
your fine work. Thanks! |
| 20 |
Thu Jun 22 2000 11:09 |
Roland Young
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archerog@psnw.com |
Great site! This is what I have been looking For.
My Grand Father worked for the EP&SW RR. I don't know
when he started but he quit in 1911 because of cenders
in his eye's, he was an Engneer and lived in or around
Tucumcari in a sodie on 160a. My dad was then 6y old.
Thanks for all the info! Roland Young, Clovis,CA. |
| 21 |
Tue Jul 4 2000 13:34 |
Richard Bussell
|
woodiestrainshop@hotmail.com |
Lloyd...
I just happened to stumble across your site.
I am adding it to our "Friends" page.
This is JUST GREAT!
Richard at
Woodies Train Shop/www.woodiestrainshop.com |
| 22 |
Sun Jul 9 2000 20:09 |
Matthew
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cashion@boldweb.com |
| I learnt alot and great site i recomend it. |
| 24 |
Sun Jul 9 2000 18:14 |
Matthew Cashion
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cashion@boldweb.com |
| A GREAT SITE JUST GREAT MAN
GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| 23 |
Mon Sep 11 2000 23:26 |
Jerry Smith
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Jerry@GhostTownsUSA.com |
Howdy, I was very much impressed with your web
pages while viewing them. Such a fantastic site you have designed with
a wealth of information visitors can enjoy each and every time they
return. We invite you to come step back in time with Boom Towns &
Relic Hunters of Northeastern Washington State, and enjoy your Wild
West ghosttown adventure it's an experience you won't soon forget.
Cheers! Jerry
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| 24 |
Wed Sep 20 2000 16:31 |
Auntie Squatley
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jterry@localaccess.com |
| Lloyd, this is great, and this is just what the
Indian group needs. Yes,Yes,Yes. I will start right away. Your auntie
does not know a size of anything, not even my bank account. Wow I
always knew you were great, and one of my favorite nephews. I think
there is a lot of info on Indian land issues,and what is happening up
here to the owners. I can hardly wait to get started. Your site looks
so good, just what I want to do. Thank you. |
| 25 |
Mon Oct 9 2000 22:02 |
Don Terry
|
Tercon90@cs.com |
| great site cuz!, have been compiling excuses on
why we need to make a trip in that direction, romping around this area
has always interested us, very informative site,nice job! I'll go get
the tonka truck ready to roll... Don |
| 26 |
Fri Oct 13 2000 20:06 |
Todd
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liebman@chorus.net |
| Great site. I have been a lifelong railfan, but
didn't even know of the EP&SW until I was stationed at Fort
Huachuca and saw the old depot in Tucson. Too bad the EP&SW never
made it to LA. Keep up the good work! |
| 27 |
Sat Oct 28 2000 15:47 |
Terry Gates
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rogon@aol.com |
Hello,
Thanks for your very informative site!
I was wondering if you might know how I might discover more information
on the first trip of the railroad into mexico... I am told that my
Grandfather Charles William Gates was the engineer.. Is there any way
to find out for sure?
Anything you can tell me will be grately appreciated... I thank you in
advance, and hope to hear from you at your earliest convenience....
Sincerely,
Terry Gates |
| 28 |
Wed Nov 1 2000 03:43 |
Richard Valdespino
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rvaldespin@aol.com |
I was born in Deming NM in 1950 (live in Indiana
for past 30 years)and am fascinated with southwestern history and
folklore. Enjoyed your site, I will book mark it. Excellent job!
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| 29 |
Fri Nov 10 2000 17:08 |
David Jones
|
audnorge@yahoo.com |
| Mr. Sumner, Thank you for a fine historical site
of the 'Southline'. I have been a recent traveler of the route between
Douglas and El Paso and your fine website has answered many questions
about the old railbed visible along many sections of Hwy. 9. I will
never look at this area the same again, for you have made me an
informed observer. |
| 30 |
Sat Nov 25 2000 12:41 |
Steve Hedlund
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shedlund01@sprynet.com |
| I really enjoy looking at your EP&SW website,
especially the maps. I have been a longtime fan of the EP&SW and it
is great that someone is doing a website dedicated to the RR. I am
originally from ABQ, where my interest in the EP&SW began. |
| 31 |
Sun Dec 3 2000 19:52 |
Roland Young
|
archerog@psnw.com |
I see a few people would like more inf on the
EP/SW
railroad? I would to. I was along Rt.9 this year and to the
UV Elpaso.TX. and to there museum. They have about
40 boxes of info on that line. I hope some one can
go through it and put it on line.
Roland Young, Clovis,Ca. |
| 32 |
Wed Dec 6 2000 10:37 |
jhon peers
|
jopeer@freenetname.co.uk |
for real pic,s of spirits check out garyfowler.com
this is the best and most informative paranormal site I have seen on
the web,
promise,
check it |
| 33 |
Mon Dec 18 2000 04:35 |
DON in Hurley, NM
|
djw-@zianet.com |
| Fine work. I remember seeing the RR pulling up
the tracks west of Animas in the early 60's. I used to drive from Rodeo
to Columbus about once a month on business. The road was dirt then.
Also remember waiting at the crossing in Columbus for the train to pull
out of the station so I could get across the track. Thank you. |
| 34 |
Mon Jan 22 2001 20:44 |
RAUL A. RAZO
|
WWW.RAZOFAM@AOL.COM |
| MY TWO SONS AND I HAVE BEEN EXPLORING THE AREA
BETWEEN EL PASO AND COLUMBUS SINCE THE EARLY 80'S. WE DO THIS AS A
RECREATIONAL PASTIME AND PARTLY BECAUSE I AM A HISTORY BUFF. OFTEN I
HAVE WONDERED IF I WAS ALONE IN MY OBSESSION WITH THIS AREA. IT IS FULL
OF HISTORY AND THE DESERT IS TRULY BEAUTIFUL. I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT
THERE IS A WEB SITE THAT DEALS WITH AREAS AND SITES THAT WE HAVE BEEN
VISITING FOR YEARS. IT'S A TERRIFIC WEBSITE. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. I
REALLY ENJOYED THE VISIT. THANKS!!! |
| 35 |
Mon Feb 5 2001 18:27 |
Mike Wayson
|
Drgonslyr2@aol.com |
I have done alot of searching and looking at the
old towns along the Southline and I am sure glad I found your site. It
has answered alot of the questions I had about the line and the towns.
Great Job.
Mike
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| 36 |
Fri Apr 27 2001 00:56 |
M.A.BROCKNER
|
BROCK1027@AOL.COM |
| MR. SUMNER...THANKS SO VERY MUCH FOR THE
FASCINATING INFO ON THIS MUCH NEGLECTED LINE...I AM A MEMBER OF THE
SP&HTS AND SO FAR OVER THE PAST FEW YEARS THEY HAVE HAD VERY LITTLE
ON THIS RR...ITEM.. IS THERE ANY OTHER RAILROAD IN THE US THAT CROSSED
THE CONTINENTAL DIVIDE FOUR TIMES?!YES,THREE TIMES ON THE MAINLINE WEST
OF HACHITA, AND ONCE WITH ITS BRANCHLINE TO LORDSBURG...MAYBE THE
RIOGRANDE IN ITS HEYDAY? HOPEFULLY MORE INFO IN THE FUTURE? THANKS
AGAIN!!! |
| 38 |
Fri May 18 2001 17:47 |
seymour dalkoff
|
cousinsy@aol.com |
always interested in theese old abandoned towns
&
places. i used to explore old ababdoned farm houses & sections of
cities that were taken for
urban renewal. what marvelous finds i made. |
| 38 |
Tue Jun 12 2001 05:46 |
R.W. Dyer
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usmc69usaf@aol.com |
| What a really "slamming" web site!! Absolutely
one of the BEST railway sites I have seen. As a native of southern
Arizona (now working for an Eastern Class I railroad) I really
appreciate info about the "ghost" railroads of the southwest. The
EP&SW is and has been one of my favorites for a long time. You have
done a really remarkable and commendable job in creating and
maintaining such an excellent source of info. I had recently seen
article in Model Railroader mag on the bridges of the "Southline".
Thanks ever so much for your efforts! Your work has greatly helped me
in the creation of the EP&SW in minature. |
| 39 |
Wed Jun 20 2001 19:54 |
Mario
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mdiaz001@elp.rr.com |
Very nice site and very interesting. I would like
to see pictures of the engines that used to run
through there and maybe boxcars. Keep up the good
work and thanks.
Mario;-) |
| 40 |
Fri Aug 3 2001 01:47 |
Wild Bill
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http://www.geocities.com/williamacarr/ |
| Great site. I love exploring ghost towns too |
| 41 |
Tue Aug 28 2001 12:37 |
Belen Suarez Del Real
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swrzydrzy@voyager.com |
| I enjoyed reading the History of these cities.
Keep adding and I will keep reading. |
| 42 |
Mon Sep 10 2001 21:45 |
g.m. enriquez
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enriquez2.ca@netzero.net |
Where was most of your information drawn from?
I am very interested in following the history of the El Paso &
Southwestern Railroad. I am specifically trying to trace the history of
my family from Zacatecas Mexico to Arizona. This is the best trail so
far. |
| 43 |
Wed Oct 3 2001 23:45 |
Ray Ramirez
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Lloyd
Great web site filled with a ton of info. Keep up the great work.
Ray |
| 44 |
Fri Oct 19 2001 15:16 |
Maji
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itzmaji@yahoo.com |
Great stuff! I'd like to invite you to visit our
Paranormal Message board and share your stories!
http://pub92.ezboard.com/bmajis
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| 45 |
Tue Oct 30 2001 00:45 |
Brett
|
Brettsmint@excite.com |
I normally don’t praise consumer-oriented
products on bulletin boards but I
gotta tell you that I bought this great Horror compilation called
Boogeymen
that was more like Horror 101. While I would like to consider myself a
connoisseur of the Horror Genre I found out more about the 17 films
featured
on this disc than viewing most of these movies several times each.
Boogeymen included – Production info, trailers, live commentary (by
Robert
Englund – Freddy Krueger himself), bio and history. A great DVD
especially
if you want to go beyond just the entertainment value. Some of the
movies
featured on the DVD include Hellraiser, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre,
Wishmaster, Phantasm, Phantasm, The Puppetmaster, Friday the 13th and
Halloween. I would say a must have for the collector.
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| 46 |
Tue Oct 30 2001 15:54 |
George
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| Hey, I agree with you about the Boogeymen DVD. I
highly recommend everyone who is in to scarey or horror movies go out
and get it. I have watched it 100+times in 3 days already. The
commentary by Robert Englund makes the DVD worth while. Don't pass this
one up! |
| 47 |
Tue Oct 30 2001 15:55 |
Tom
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| Hey man, I went out and got the Boogeymen DVD and
its the scariest movie I have seen in a long time. It has all the
scariest scenes of all my favorite movies on one DVD. The best part is
Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund) does commentary throughout the DVD if
you choose that option. I highly recommend you all go get it now before
it sells out. Go get it now and be the hit of Halloween. |
| 48 |
Wed Oct 31 2001 11:23 |
Kyle
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| Has anyone else heard anything positive on this
Boogeymend DVD? I have heard it has all the best scenes from all the
scariest movies ever made. It has Freddy, Jason, Leprechaun, Pinhead,
Leatherface, and many more characters in it. I want to get it but want
more info from people who have seen it or heard about it. I heard the
trivia game is awesome as well. I think I will just go get it and stop
being cheap. It sounds pretty awesome. |
| 49 |
Mon Nov 19 2001 12:52 |
bestboo
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Sun Dec 2 2001 19:58 |
Jerry Smith
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Jerry@GhostTownsUSA.com |
Howdy friend, I was absolutely impressed with
your web pages while viewing them. Such a fantastic site you have
designed with a wealth of information visitors can enjoy each and every
time they return. We would like to invite you and your guests to relive
those historic days of yesteryear with “Boom Towns & Relic Hunters
of Northeastern Washington State” at www.GhostTownsUSA.com. We hope you
enjoy your Wild West ghost town adventure. It’s a journey back into
time!
Happy Trails!
Jerry Smith, author, historian and treasure hunter
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| 51 |
Sun Dec 2 2001 19:44 |
Jim Fish
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KC5UX@aol.com |
I really enjoyed your site. I lived in Deming for
a time and always wondered about the abandoned railroad at Columbus. I
recently found a book,"New Mexico's Railroads: A Historical Survey" by
David F. Myrick (UNM Press)that has several pages on the EP&SW
including depot photos and one train picture. I'd like to see more
period photos of steam and diesel powered trains at various points
along the line.
Jim Fish
Albuquerque |
| 52 |
Sun Dec 9 2001 21:48 |
Mr.peter curran
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peter_curran01@hotmail.com |
good day i am from cartwright n.s.w. australia 25
miles from sydney i have my own model rail
bast on usa railways this is a good web site it hard to get photos of
stations buildings i wood lick to see more photos of stations.have a
good xmass and a good new year. |
| 53 |
Sat Dec 29 2001 15:02 |
Jim Fish
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jfish113@home.com |
| Same Jim Fish as message above. Just found modern
photographs of the Tucson depot at |
| 54 |
Sun Jan 13 2002 06:16 |
Teresa
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tlfcowgirl8@aol.com |
| Hi! Great site! I am looking for a place to go on
my honeymoon, and burning up on a beach in the caribbean doesn't float
my boat! GHOSTOWNS! |
| 55 |
Mon Jan 14 2002 05:18 |
John Ashcraft
|
JARDALKAL@aol.com |
| Very good work. Write soon. |
| 56 |
Thu Feb 14 2002 14:28 |
Lloyd W Sumner
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lwsumner@noble.org |
Lloyd, You have an interesting and familar name.
Just wanted to say hello.
Lloyd |
| 57 |
Thu Feb 21 2002 19:09 |
britney loops
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b101d@hotmail.com |
hi
i'm going a project on ghosts so could u send me some sights plz
thanx
|
| 58 |
Mon Mar 18 2002 10:01 |
Debbi Garrow
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debgarrow@hotmail.com |
| I love Ghost Towns and I want all the information
I can get! |
| 59 |
Thu Mar 28 2002 08:50 |
Kim Hartley
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khartley@zianet.com |
| Enjoyed the details and look forward to exploring
the sites |
| 60 |
Tue Apr 16 2002 00:08 |
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| 61 |
Wed May 8 2002 07:23 |
Steelan Koopa Troopa ReDead
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firstaid@steelan.com |
| i banked a ReDead and i forgot to keep it from
hitting the walls and making it go BOING BOING! |
| 62 |
Wed May 8 2002 07:24 |
aiiiiiiiiid
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| 63 |
Sun May 12 2002 10:05 |
patrick carroll
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pchas@hotmail.com |
| An excellent site. There is an evocative quality
to ghost towns and abandoned railroads that you managed to capture.
Good work. |
| 64 |
Fri May 24 2002 15:59 |
Mathew Tilman
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mat-ree@cox.net |
| As a former resident of the Phelps Dodge town of
Playas, I found the information at this site to be quite helpful in
filling in the history facts that I was never able to get in the eleven
years that I lived there. When Phelps Dodge shut down the smelter I had
to move on just like so many others along the route of this railroad.
Great piece of work. Thanks. |
| 65 |
Sun Jul 28 2002 08:23 |
Harvey Henkelman
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http://community.webtv.net/Ferroequus/FerroequusDomain |
| 66 |
Thu Aug 1 2002 21:42 |
John Eyberg
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jeeyberg@netscape.net |
| I have been absolutely fascinated with the Bataan
Memorial Trainway in El Paso in that it is a "track depression", but I
have been frustrated because I've not been able to find much
information. I know that it was constructed from about 1946-1950, with
its inauguration on 21AUG1950, but very little otherwise. If anyone has
additional info, please let me know. Many thanks, John Eyberg |
| 67 |
Fri Aug 9 2002 21:26 |
Robby Peartree
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EPSW271@aol.com |
| Nice site. Claudia Rivers with the UTEP special
collections department has a lot of files on the south line. She also
has construction files on the Battan Train way. One point SP 3420 was
origionaly EP&NE 171, the purchase did not happen until July 1905
she was built in August 1904. |
| 68 |
Fri Nov 1 2002 05:57 |
avian
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| 69 |
Fri Nov 1 2002 04:01 |
avian
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eshula_lynda@hotmail.com |
Afriend of our family told us of a small town
that was to do with the railway(just off el paso) it was never built
because of all the deaths during the said construction. it was to be
called La-Rubia. Please let me know if this story is true. it would be
appreciated.
Miss Elliot of England |
| 70 |
Mon Nov 11 2002 20:11 |
C.D.Murtaugh
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CDM@AOL.com |
| A "Northliner" who worked on the "Southline" in
the late '50,s. |
| 71 |
Sat Dec 14 2002 22:17 |
Bradley
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rnbcasino@msn.com |
| great web site! My great grandfather worked the
HAT X ranch. near MONUMENT. If anyone knows of the ranch I would be
grateful for any informaton.again, great site, Thanks |
| 72 |
Tue Jan 7 2003 09:59 |
Dennis C. Smith
|
ddsmith@cox-internet.com |
| Would like to possibly purchase one hundred or so
acres (possibly containing the remanents of a "ghost town" or mine),
somewhere along the New Mexico - Arizona border. Preferrably central to
northern areas and property containing caves would be a +. I am nearing
retirement age and this property will mainly be used to live and hunt
on, for ourselves and our children. Please feel free to contact us by
email at any time, even just for chat.......... |
| 73 |
Mon Feb 3 2003 10:41 |
Ryan J. Hill
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hillryan@blueyonder.co.uk |
| What a great site! There's alot of simmaler sites
going around theese days but yours is pretty good!
www.hillsghosttowns.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk |
| 74 |
Thu Feb 13 2003 09:55 |
Ryan Hill
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hillryan@blueyonder.co.uk |
| Gr8 site m8! |
| 75 |
Tue Feb 18 2003 08:59 |
Clair G.
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| This websight helped me alot. It was interesting
& I learned stuff too! |
| 76 |
Sun Apr 6 2003 15:23 |
Jessie 7th grade
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| You're resources were very helpful, but maybe u
could add forts and stagecoach routes in New Mexico as well. I loved ur
site, though!!! Thanx! |
| 77 |
Tue May 6 2003 03:12 |
M.A. Golson
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bo@slonet.org |
| Great site,good to see info on the
EP&SW!Don't stop.... |
| 78 |
Wed Jun 4 2003 00:16 |
Rolan Lee Cobb
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w0hls@aol.com |
| Have been researching Playas, NM when I ran into
your web pages and guestbook. Have some friends who live there in the
company town that is being displaced. Rather sad as they look on the
town and their home very fondly. Interesting project and interesting
history. I'm an old railroad buff anyway and ran into all the
associated information on Railroading in this web site and verious
URL's. I'll forward the URL on to some of my other friends with similar
interests. |
| 79 |
Mon Jun 23 2003 06:28 |
Emma
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| I Think ur site rox! i dont believe in ghosts but
i believe in spirits and angels! i dont like the word ghost coz people
automatically think dat its an evil thing.most of the time
spirits/ghosts/angles are ther 2 help u out or watch ova u, i cant
stand it wen people dont even learn bout the supanatural and they take
da piss otta it. i practice witchcraft so i am already learnin a lot
bout da supanatural. neways ive enjoyed dis site very much! thanx!
blessed be ***************************************** |
| 80 |
Mon Jun 23 2003 04:30 |
Emma
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| I Think ur site rox! i dont believe in ghosts but
i believe in spirits and angels! i dont like the word ghost coz people
automatically think dat its an evil thing.most of the time
spirits/ghosts/angles are ther 2 help u out or watch ova u, i cant
stand it wen people dont even learn bout the supanatural and they take
da piss otta it. i practice witchcraft so i am already learnin a lot
bout da supanatural. neways ive enjoyed dis site very much! thanx!
blessed be ***************************************** |
| 81 |
Mon Jun 23 2003 06:31 |
Emma
|
mz@yahoo.com |
| I Think ur site rox! i dont believe in ghosts but
i believe in spirits and angels! i dont like the word ghost coz people
automatically think dat its an evil thing.most of the time
spirits/ghosts/angles are ther 2 help u out or watch ova u, i cant
stand it wen people dont even learn bout the supanatural and they take
da piss otta it. i practice witchcraft so i am already learnin a lot
bout da supanatural. neways ive enjoyed dis site very much! thanx!
blessed be ***************************************** |
| 82 |
Mon Jun 23 2003 04:32 |
Emma
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mz@yahoo.com |
| I Think ur site rox! i dont believe in ghosts but
i believe in spirits and angels! i dont like the word ghost coz people
automatically think dat its an evil thing.most of the time
spirits/ghosts/angles are ther 2 help u out or watch ova u, i cant
stand it wen people dont even learn bout the supanatural and they take
da piss otta it. i practice witchcraft so i am already learnin a lot
bout da supanatural. neways ive enjoyed dis site very much! thanx!
blessed be ***************************************** |
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Tue Jul 8 2003 09:46 |
rionach O'donnell
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ri.odee@ntlworld.com |
| hi, i' rionach. Let's get this thing strait, i
found this exstreamly boaring! Not that i acshally red any of it, but
that's not the point. i have been serching the legend ghost of north
coiralina and i can't find it. i think that who ever enjoyed is a geek!
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Tue Jul 8 2003 11:05 |
Kady Campbell
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sk8ter8@ntlworld.com |
| hi i believe in ghosts but is this true? i no i
didnt read it but i searched for ghosts first then real ghosts and back
2 this. the differ between them was that there were actual pictures of
ghosts on the real ghosts and more info. so thats all bye. |
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Thu Jul 10 2003 14:19 |
Logan D. Matthews
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logandmatthews@hotmail.com |
Excellent, well done site. I remember the South
Line well (rode it in the '40's). Good job on
your part. At various times, I've visited several of the townsites, but
finding information
about them was difficult. |
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Fri Oct 24 2003 16:41 |
Diane Mathieu
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charlesm@prexar.com |
| I'm from Maine,am doing genealogy on my moms,
side. She was born in New Mexico.Surname Rice.Born to Isaac and Emma
Rice,1923.My, grandfather Isaac Rice, is buried in New Mexico.Very
interesting site.Your pictures are beautiful. Someday maybe I, can see
in person. And hopefully find my grandfathers buriel place and get a
picture. Very Nice and imformative.Diane |
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Mon Dec 15 2003 23:16 |
Tom Slemen
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tom@merseyghost.freeserve.co.uk |
If you believe in the invisible society of
supernatural entities that we usually call ghosts, then please visit my
website: www.tomslemen.tk
Thankyou.
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Thu Jan 22 2004 16:44 |
Todd E. Frye
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thefryeguy@yahoo.com |
| I really enjoyed your site. So much so actually
that my wife and I drove from northeast Kansas to explore the
Southline. Thank you for all the info you provided. I always enjoy
learning about our lost history. As a note, the old depot museum at
Columbus was a nice stop to rest and chat with old-timers between El
Paso and Douglas. Thanks for the site. (beware of the backroads between
Douglas and Animas) |
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Thu Apr 29 2004 05:03 |
Don Anderson
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gauge7union@yahoo.com |
I'm writing an article regarding the history of
the EP&SW No.1. I'd deeply appreciate any info, photos, research
leads, etc., you might have for me. I'm in Milwaukee, WI (the original
home of the
"charmed" 4-4-0). Thanks very much! |
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Tue May 4 2004 00:16 |
brittany
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| smelly |
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Tue May 4 2004 00:18 |
samantha
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| good |
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Wed May 19 2004 16:19 |
Lorin Birch
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cruzerx@diecway.com |
| I was born in El Paso, TX in 1959. I now live in
Tucson, Az. My grandfather Henrie Evan Birch was a conductor and
brakeman on the southern line. He lived in Douglas, AZ. My father was
born in Douglas. My mother, born in El Paso, met my father while
visiting a cousin of hers who live in Douglas. My family has a strong
El Paso, Douglas, South Line connection with numerous relatives living
along the line in it's short lifetime. My great grandmothers first
husband was killed in the raid on Columbus. I have recently become
interested in family history and thank you for your website. Good luck
and best regards. |
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Tue Jun 1 2004 15:37 |
art
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meartt@aol.com |
| nice site. any real estate available in playas. |
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Sat Aug 7 2004 22:21 |
lance valdespino
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lancev3947@aol.com |
I really enjoyed your site. Keep up the good work!
Lance |
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Sun Sep 5 2004 12:28 |
Bill Cochran
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cochran@aznex.net |
| Hachita was the southern most end of the Arizona
and New Mexico Railroad and thier connection to the EP&SWRR. The
A&NMRR crossed Southern Paacific RR's line in Lordsburg, with
Clifton, Arizona the northern railhead. Clifton was also home to the
Clifton Northern Railroad, the Shannon Railroad,and the Coronado
Railroad. |
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Thu Sep 23 2004 17:49 |
Sharlene
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www.appletreedrive.com |
| I like your site, it is scary. I have a webpage
about a haunted house, http://www.appletreedrive.com. It is so spooky
it will make you pee a little. THanks, keep up the GREAT work. |
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Wed Dec 15 2004 22:51 |
Janera Wall
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jane_20301@yahoo.com |
hey i like your book .. i use to live in that
ghost town in Hachita NM .. I love it there ..
it had that old school and that old gym there we use to go dances there
and that post office in Hachita it was so litte it only hold no more
then 10 people in that small post office we use to ride the school bus
from animas to Hachita every day ,, i wish i can go back there some day
and see how it all change from 1972 to 2004 .. good work and it up :)
nice guess book you have there. |
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Mon Apr 11 2005 17:15 |
Dennis Harvey
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dharvey@us.ibm.com |
Sir,
I agree with many others in the questbook, very nice site. I am
interested in the El Paso and Southwest railroad station in Tucson, AZ.
For example a person could board a train in Tucson in say 1920 at that
station ride east paralleling the Southern Pacific track until Benson,
AZ then travel south/southeast to El Paso, TX., is that true? I believe
the station openned in 1913, when did it close? |
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Fri Jun 24 2005 13:38 |
Matt Cassidy
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dwt@middleofsomewhere.com |
| Spent an evening in Hachita, and hiked the
Continental Divide Trail section in the area. I have pictures of
Hachita, Old Hachita, and the area, if anyone wants them (JPG). Your
Hachita page is the most detailed I've seen. |
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Tue Jul 12 2005 11:11 |
Bruce Heard
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bruceheard@earthlink.net |
| Bless you for what you're doing! I had no idea of
your existance until a colleague forwarded your site. The EP&SW and
NWP truly are my favorite parts of the former SP "Golden Empire." And,
oh, how I'd love another ride on the Tucumcari-French or
Lordsburg-Clifton mixeds! |
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