Over the Georgetown Loop: A History of Georgetown, Breckenridge & Leadville Railway 2025-06 Railpace News • edited by

Railpace News • edited by Carl G

Diverging Points — Sleepers/Jason Shron

illustrate the many construction challenges he faced as he pushed the DNW&P rails west

Climb aboard for the ride of your life as we relive the days when the world and the Rio Grande were young

Building a Baldwin style cog locomotive with 3D and laser-cut parts

Over the Georgetown Loop: A History of Georgetown, Breckenridge & Leadville Railway 2025-06 Railpace News • edited byGeorgetown, Breckenridge and Leadville Railway was incorporated in 1880 to merge with Colorado Central Railroad, build west to the mining camps in the Colorado mountains, connect with Denver, South Park and Pacific, and compete with the larger Denver & Rio Grande. Built in 1883, the Loop was an engineering marvel of the day, solving the problem of linking the towns of Silver Plume and Georgetown (only two miles apart), but with more than 600 feet in