Rio Grande and New Mexico Central: (Satellite, 3,752 photos)
Rio Grande+NMC on the left, and Santa Fe is on the right
Street View, May 2016 |
Santa Fe is left of center, and Rio Grande+NMC is on the right. But the original depot part of the Rio Grande building is hidden by the restaurant additions.
Street View, Dec 2023 |
ALL Aboard with the Godshalk's posted four photos with the comment: "From a couple of weeks ago when we were at the Albuquerque Balloon Festival. So here are the two stations in Santa Fe NM that are literally right next to each other. They were nice looking station too. Didn't get to go to any of the other stations nearby. Maybe when we go back next year in July, I will get out to more of them. Even riding the RailRunner from Albuquerque was a nice ride as well."
Colin Harding: Used to be a great Mexican restaurant, Tomasita's, in the old Rio Grande narrow gauge station across the yard from the Santa Fe station.
ALL Aboard with the Godshalk's posted the same thing in a different group.
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1952/53 Sante Fe Quad @ 24,000 |
Both the Santa Fe and the Rio Grande branches terminated in this town. The Santa Fe route still exists, but most of the other branch is gone. So I got an older map to see the other route. The New Mexico Central document provided in the comment by Dennis Hogan below has more information.
The New Mexico Central was also a tenant at the D&RGW depot (now Tomasita's).
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Thanks. I have updated the notes.
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