Green River Challenger Art

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	Green River Challenger John Bromley. Green River, Wyoming became a division point for the Union Pacific Railroad in 1872 and soon thereafter, a large railroad yard, shop facilities and an imposing brick depot put the desolate little town on the map. Here we see a 4-6-6-4 Challenger gliding through with a long string of reefers in tow. Gandy dancers seem oblivious to the massive steamer as they fight to thaw a pair of frozen turnouts. Print measures 24"x 16." #0R07175 Price: $19.95 Add this product to your shopping cart