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Please visit the following websites for
information on the Gilmore townsite and
surrounding areas:
http://www.ghosttowns.com/states/id/gilmore.html
http://salmonchamber.com/visitors-local-attractions.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilmore_and_Pittsburgh_Rail
road
http://itd.idaho.gov/byways/Online.Brochure/26Sacajawe
a/Sacajawea/Five.html
http://salmonchamber.com/visitors-history.htm
information on the Gilmore townsite and
surrounding areas:
http://www.ghosttowns.com/states/id/gilmore.html
http://salmonchamber.com/visitors-local-attractions.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilmore_and_Pittsburgh_Rail
road
http://itd.idaho.gov/byways/Online.Brochure/26Sacajawe
a/Sacajawea/Five.html
http://salmonchamber.com/visitors-history.htm
Gilmore History
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Books on the G&P Railroad:
- Myers, Rex C. (1981). "The Implausible Gilmore &
Pittsburgh: Northern Pacific Subsidiary, Union Pacific
Tributary". Colorado Rail Annual 15. ISBN
0-918654-15-7.
- Waite, Thornton (2002). Get off and Push: The Story
of the Gilmore & Pittsburgh Railroad. Idaho Falls: T.
Waite. ISBN 0-9657729-3-4.
- Myers, Rex C. (1981). "The Implausible Gilmore &
Pittsburgh: Northern Pacific Subsidiary, Union Pacific
Tributary". Colorado Rail Annual 15. ISBN
0-918654-15-7.
- Waite, Thornton (2002). Get off and Push: The Story
of the Gilmore & Pittsburgh Railroad. Idaho Falls: T.
Waite. ISBN 0-9657729-3-4.
Book on Gilmore History (available for download
now, pdf 17.7MB click title below)
A History of Gilmore Past and Recent
by Dick and Bob Moll
now, pdf 17.7MB click title below)
A History of Gilmore Past and Recent
by Dick and Bob Moll