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U.S., New Mexico: George R.R. Martin buys the historic Santa Fe Southern Railway with two other partners

June 2, 2020 Administrator

By Abhijeet Singh, Wiki of Thrones; June 1, 2020 Most of us may not remember when exactly we lost interest…

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Posted in: Railroad Industry Filed under: Freight Railroad, Freight Trains, George RR Martin, Lamy, Martin along with two partners buys Santa Fe Southern Railway, New Mexico, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Santa Fe, Santa Fe Southern Railway, Transportation, Travel

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