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| | Santa Fe Railway Historical & Modeling Society Rocky Ford, Colorado Depot |
 | | There was a high platform around the building, fifty foot wide at front, and narrower in the rear, and tracking which allowed the unloading of five cars at a time. |
 | | Being irrigated farmland, Rocky Ford had little grain handling, but it kept busy with onions, melons, seeds, potatoes, lettuce, sugar (dry and liquid), beet pulp, molasses, and alfalfa meal, to name a few, and all of the related industries, such asimplements, fertilizer, containers, etc. |
 | | This page of the history of the Rocky Ford, Colorado depot was written by D.K. Spencer and presented at the dedication of the restored Santa Fe Depot in 1987. |
| www.atsfry.com /dkspencer/rockford.htm (1575 words) |
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